By Ally BolenderAssistant Web Content Manager Many San Marcos businesses closed for the safety of its residents when the Coronavirus pandemic became apparent in the city; however, some outdoor recreations, businesses and events recently came back under CDC guidelines in … Continue reading 4 New Outdoor Places in San Marcos to Visit (Safely)
By Jernice KelleyWeb Content Contributor Developing and maintaining a healthy diet can be difficult when certain products are expensive. As a college student on a tight budget, it is easy to stick to a bad diet when choosing between health … Continue reading Eating Healthy on a Budget
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor Santi’s Tacos is an authentic Mexican drive-thru in San Marcos. The fast-food establishment offers many Mexican dishes wrapped in homemade tortillas available for pick up or delivery. Some of their most popular dishes are the … Continue reading Best Local Food in San Marcos
By Rachael GerronWeb Content Contributor Even during divisive times, I think that one thing we can all agree on is that iced coffee is superior to hot coffee, right? Iced coffee has become the caffeinated beverage of choice for many … Continue reading Iced Coffee Recipe to Get You Through Summer Classes
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor The Root Cellar Catering Co. and The Coffee Bar are one of the few local businesses still active in San Marcos. Their catering is best known for its fresh ingredients used in relaxed yet elegant … Continue reading KTSW Loves: Root Cellar Catering Co.
By Rey BanuelosKTSW Guest Writer The stereotypical broke college student diet can be imagined as preservative-rich off-brand Doritos for lunch and 3-minute microwavable ramen for dinner. The nutritional value of eating those is horrendous. The notion that being a poor … Continue reading How to eat healthy as a broke college student on a budget during COVID-19
By Lauren RabalaisWeb Content Contributor Lately, I’ve seen an outrageous amount of people lamenting over their sorry attempts at making sourdough with their depressing pictures of dense, rock-hard bread bricks. And, on the flipside, I’ve seen many lovely, fluffy loaves … Continue reading Let’s Get this Bread— Why Young Adults are Turning to their Ovens
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor The Central Texas Farmers Co-Op is a group of local farmers in central Texas who contribute to a weekly subscription service of fresh vegetables. The San Marcos location for pick-up is at Zelicks every Tuesday … Continue reading About the Central Texas Farmers Co-Op
By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor It was the fall 2017 semester of my freshman year at Texas State. I woke up early for my very first 8 a.m. class, the university seminar. Normally, I was used to waking up early … Continue reading Don’t Talk To Me Until I Have My Coffee
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor A college campus isn’t the easiest place to eat healthily. If you’re like me, grabbing something quick that’s packed with caffeine or sugar seems easier than searching for the very few healthy options offered. … Continue reading My Favorite Inexpensive Healthy Snacks
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor It’s the ethical dilemma most on-again, off-again vegetarians like myself face each year: it’s Thanksgiving, and I want to stuff my face with pounds of turkey, bacon-wrapped jalapeño poppers and as many non-meat-free casseroles, macaronis, … Continue reading Have Yourself a Vegetarian Thanksgiving
By Daniel RichterWeb Content Contributor On Nov. 10, the fourth annual Austin Mac & Cheese Festival took place at Carson Creek Ranch. Over 1,000 mac & cheese lovers came out for a day of music, drinks and as much mac … Continue reading The Austin Mac & Cheese Festival Power Ranking
By Mia RobinsonWeb Content Contributor Working at a grocery store really opens your eyes to an abundance of things that you would have never noticed unless you worked there. A lot of us have a list that we are set … Continue reading The Grocery Girl: The Secret Gems of HEB
By Paola BakkerWeb Content Contributor Alright guys, I’ll admit it, yes, this is me running out of ideas. It’s midterm season and my brain has turned into jello – but not the good cherry jello, like the gross grape jello. … Continue reading 5 Superior Snack Foods to Stress Eat
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor These are some staple recipes that are delicious, classy and moderately healthy. But the best part is – they’re so cheap and easy to make! Need to mix in some new staple meals into your … Continue reading 5 Staple Recipes for Busy College Students
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor Getting food delivered is convenient, especially in a college town that has multiple food options and countless delivery services. Ordering food is helpful for full-time students because they sometimes have jobs and don’t have the … Continue reading My Beef With UberEats
By Brittany Anderson Web Content Contributor On Oct. 3, Aaron Samuels asked Cady Heron what day it was. Unfortunately for him, he forgot to ask her what the next day was, too. And he missed out. Maybe you’ve heard, maybe … Continue reading 6 Places to Prepare Yourself For National Taco Day
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor I get it: we’re all broke and busy college students. Between classes, work, bills and everything else life throws at us, trying to stick to a strict vegetarian diet seems impossible right now. It’s why … Continue reading My Top 5 Vegetarian Spots in San Marcos
By Caden ZieglerWeb Content Contributor In 1886, Atlanta pharmacist Dr. John Pemberton created a flavored syrup that could be mixed with carbonated water to create a soft drink that could be sold at a soda fountain. Each glass cost about … Continue reading The Dark History of Coca Cola
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor As a college student who lives in a dorm, I am sad to admit that most of my money goes towards food delivery. My money, however, is very well spent. After spending time in … Continue reading San Maximum: AJ’s Ranch Road Grill
