By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor It’s no secret that Black issues have always been a taboo topic within mainstream media, and that has caused a lot of genius films to be swept under the rug by the general public. However, … Continue reading Black Stories: Underrated Films-List
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor Everyone knew how much I loved Glee in high school, so I started watching Glee again. It had the popularity equivalent to Game of Thrones, but lacked the dragons, nudity, war and most of Glee’s … Continue reading We Need to Talk about Glee
By Brittany AndersonAssistant Web Content Manager Right now, many people are asking how they can be more involved in educating themselves on matters of social injustice. An easy way to start is with your acknowledgement and avid support of those … Continue reading Five Black Female Content Creators You Should Be Following
By Jess BazalduaWeb Content Contributor Since working from home, I’ve found myself reaching for social media on a more frequent basis. Something that stood out to me was this hashtag called #MyThreeBooks. This tag generated from Publishers Association, who launched … Continue reading My Top Three Books and What They Say About Me
By Gena SysavathWeb Content Contributor Dreams are imaginative images that we create while we are asleep. They could go from something simple and cute to an anxiety ridden mess in your brain. Everyone has dreams but it is also likely … Continue reading Recurring Dreams
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Assistant Manager Self-isolation and quarantine have made me regret all of the times that I stayed indoors on beautiful San Marcos days when the air was COVID-19 free. Because of this, I started making a list … Continue reading 13 Things on My San Marcos Bucket List
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor With June coming to an end, major events such as the second wave of COVID-19 and racial tensions are hot topics on our minds. However, we mustn’t forget that June is also the month of … Continue reading Three Fictional Pride Icons
By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor We live in the modern age of social media. My fellow members of Generation Z use apps such as Tik Tok, Snapchat, Instagram and Twitter to express our personality. However, I particularly remain on YouTube … Continue reading My Favorite YouTubers
By Gena SysavathWeb Content Contributor For hundreds of years, we lived in a world where clowns existed to be entertaining. We also know that clowns are meant to be wildly popular and funny, not freakishly unnerving. Even for the people … Continue reading The Fear of Clowns
By Jess BazalduaWeb Content Contributor For many of us, video games are used to escape the uncertainties of real life, usually through action, adventure, horror, and puzzles. Still, without any of the listed attributes, one game has risen to the … Continue reading Animal Crossing: New Horizons Video Game Review
By Andrea MauWeb content contributor If you’ve ever been to Port Aransas, Texas, you’ve probably seen a Farley boat without knowing it. Decorating the streets of Port Aransas, Farley boats are best known as boat-shaped concrete features, painted and adorned … Continue reading Supporting Port Aransas History with Farley Boats
By Jernice KelleyWeb Content Contributor As a society, we have realized that fear is just an adaptive behavior that we use to protect us from danger, and as time progresses, we begin to learn new fears. These learned fears are … Continue reading The Hollywood Effect
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor Have you ever wondered what it would be like to work at a recording studio? Picture it: you’re young and you don’t really know what you’re doing, but you have nothing to lose and you … Continue reading Sound City Studios’ Place in Rock Music History
By Paige GreeneWeb Content Contributor Whether you have binge-watched Law and Order, Criminal Minds or followed one of the many true crime podcasts out there, it is easy to say that we all have gotten caught up in a spine-chilling … Continue reading Why Are We Obsessed With Crime Entertainment?
By Ally BolenderAssistant Web Content Manager While staying safe indoors, I made a pact to myself to read more books. If you’re like me, you’ll pick up a book, read it non-stop until you’re finished, then neglect to start another … Continue reading The Best Books I’ve Read While in Quarantine
By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor “I am one with the Force and the Force is with me.” This was a quote said by Star Wars characters in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and in the very last episode of … Continue reading If We Had The Force
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor Every year, Texas State University announces a new theme for its Common Experience initiative, and with it a book that embodies that theme. For the 2017- 2018 year the theme was “The Search for Justice: … Continue reading Just Mercy Book Review and its Impact on the Black Lives Matter Movement
By Rey Banuelos KTSW Guest Writer Netflix’s Hollywood is an entertaining show about the Golden Age of movies. The series was released on May 1, 2020. As a viewer, I can say it is a captivating show with many great … Continue reading Netflix’s “Hollywood” Attempts to Represent Hollywood’s Golden Age in a Progressive Light
By Rey Banuelos KTSW Guest Writer Being stuck at home due to the Coronavirus lockdown, people around the globe have been creating to be entertained. KTSW 89.9 got a chance to interview content creators Kelli and Freeman Butler, who both joint-owners … Continue reading The TikTok Channel You Need to Follow: Interview with @Freemanbut
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor “Selfie” is a French anthology film. With a run time of one hour and 48 minutes, it tells the satiric stories of social media and society and its unhealthy obsession that’s almost normalized now. This … Continue reading SXSW Amazon Film Screening: A Review on Selfie
