By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor With its crisp weather, gothic architecture and medieval history full of dark secrets with sinister twists, Edinburgh is a city that lives in a perpetual state of Halloween-esque magic. Among the cobblestone roads and 17th … Continue reading Adventure Awaits: Edinburgh
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor The effects of the vaping epidemic are becoming increasingly evident at Texas State University. Students who excessively use vapes, especially the JUUL, are a distraction to other students and pose a threat to the San … Continue reading When the JUUL Goes to School
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor It’s the harsh reality that every Instagram travel influencer doesn’t want you to know: traveling is exhausting, complicated and uncomfortable. Even more frustrating is having to accept that there are some parts of travel that … Continue reading Traveling Like a Pro
By Jess BazalduaKTSW Guest Journalist My relationship with “Sailor Moon” goes way back to my childhood where my only worry was whether I was going to get home in time to watch the latest episode. Times have changed since then, … Continue reading Revisiting My Love of Sailor Moon (and Reasons Why You Should Too)
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor College is one of the great things we will always remember. It’s right on the list with prom, graduation, having kids, getting married etc. College is supposed to be the place where we finally … Continue reading The Truth About Freshman Year of College
By Anna Valdez Blog Content Contributor Ah, grad season. It’s a time of fun and celebration as our friends and family walk the stage and become one step closer to entering the “real world.” As someone who’s been to a … Continue reading Grad Gifts for the Boss Babes in Your Life
By Caden ZieglerWeb Content Contributor As a super busy college student, I find it difficult to keep up with the fashion trends of the spring and fall– I know, total sin, right? Luckily for us, summer is just around the … Continue reading Summer Fashion
By Timia Cobb Web Content Contributor I admit it; I have a problem when it comes to dating apps. No matter the amount of bad pick up lines and blunt sexual banter I’m faced with, I continue to use them. … Continue reading Dating Apps Aren’t for Dating
By Lauren Jurgemeyer Assistant Web Content Manager David Auburn’s Proof opened April 12 at the Wimberley Playhouse. With the show closing on May 5, the performances are numbered; don’t miss your chance to see two current Bobcats on stage. Under … Continue reading Find Proof with the Wimberley Players
By Caden Ziegler Web Content Contributor “HosTing now” is a common screen name when scrolling through gay apps, and it takes a little information about the colloquial terms used by the LGBT+ community to dissect its meaning. “Hosting” means that … Continue reading HosTing Now: Methamphetamine Crisis in the Gay Community
By Piper Blake Web Content Contributor Have you ever taken a personality test to determine what kind of person you are? I have taken many of these kinds of tests for fun. Some of them are funny, like, “Which Disney … Continue reading The “Big 5” Personality Test: Who Are You Really?
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor As summer slowly approaches, my love for cold weather and overly large sweaters is diminishing. My wardrobe comes alive in the winter months because I don’t have to worry about the heat, sweat or tan … Continue reading Sweating Away: A Girl’s Guide to the Summer Heat
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor It feels as though my life is more hopeless than it is romantic. I know I’m not the only person wondering about how exactly people find that special someone. The movies make dating seem easy, … Continue reading Signs That They’re Not Good for You
By Kaitlyn BenacquistoAssistant Web Content Manager Brazos Bend State Park is only a short drive from Houston, but seems as if it’s worlds away from the city. Wildlife is abundant, with alligators around every corner, over 300 species of birds … Continue reading Get Outside: Brazos Bend State Park
By Kaitlyn BenacquistoAssistant Web Content Manager Pedernales Falls State Park, ten miles east of Johnson City, Texas, is one of the state parks closer to Texas State. The river access, as well as hiking opportunities, make it great to visit … Continue reading Get Outside: Pedernales Falls State Park
By Piper Blake Web Content Contributor Its that time of year again! Music festivals are setting the stage for great performances all summer long. It’s hard as college students on tight budgets to travel to big festivals like Coachella and … Continue reading Music Festivals to Attend in the Upcoming Season in Texas
By Kaitlyn BenacquistoAssistant Web Content Manager Big Bend National Park is located in West Texas, about a six-hour drive from San Marcos. This park offers something for everybody, including wildlife viewing, hiking, kayaking, backpacking– you name it, Big Bend has … Continue reading Get Outside: Big Bend National Park
By Kaitlyn BenacquistoAssistant Web Content Manager Blue Hole Regional Park is located right next door in Wimberley, Texas. It has much to offer, with 4.5 miles of hiking trails, basketball and sand volleyball courts, and it’s namesake, the Blue Hole … Continue reading Get Outside: Blue Hole Regional Park
By Kaitlyn BenacquistoAssistant Web Content Manager Pace Bend Park is located in Spicewood, Texas, and only a short drive away from San Marcos. This park could suit the needs of nearly anyone– there is fishing, boat ramps, hiking, swimming, and … Continue reading Get Outside: Pace Bend Park
By Caden Ziegler Web Content Contributor April has a ton of national observances, but I would like to focus on one: Alcoholism Awareness. There are countless charities, but it can be difficult separating which ones actually do good and are … Continue reading April: Alcoholism Awareness Month
