By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor One of the most exciting parts of being in college is connecting with peers that share your common interests. The easiest way to achieve that? Join a club! Here at Texas State, there are over … Continue reading B2SB: Creative Cats
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor When you enter college, every study habit you’ve considered fool-proof is put to the test. The concept of self-discipline becomes far more evolved. You’ll have late nights staring at empty word documents and days filled … Continue reading B2SB: The Writing Center
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Calling all freshmen! Do you meet any of the criteria below? Top ten percent of high school graduating class ACT composite score of 27 SAT score of 1270 (calculated as Math + Verbal scores) … Continue reading B2SB: Honors College
By Caden ZieglerWeb Content Contributor “Texas State University presents an academic theme each year with related events for everyone. This is our Common Experience.” Common Experience at Texas State is the amalgamation of reading, seeing, hearing and internalizing the world … Continue reading B2SB: Texas State Common Experience
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Over the centuries, misconceptions and myths have grown about periods and they’re still around to this day. I’ve found some of the most common myths about periods that you should definitely know about and … Continue reading 5 Period Myths You Might Have Believed
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor Before you know it, you’ll be walking down the quad lugging around a backpack full of textbooks. We can all agree syllabus week is the best, but once the professors start laying down the homework … Continue reading 10 Tips for a Productive Semester
By Lauren JurgemeyerWeb Content Manager The freshman 15 is real whether you want to believe it or not. Going into my third year of college between all my classes and extracurriculars, I have failed to maintain healthy eating habits. Every … Continue reading I Tried a Low-Carb Diet for a Month
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor SAN ANTONIO — The Professional Tour Guide Association of San Antonio (PTGASA) celebrates its 25 year anniversary of establishment this year. To commemorate the anniversary, PTGASA is offering a series of free tours on Sept. … Continue reading The PTGASA Celebrates 25 Years
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor You might think that going to a predominantly English-speaking country will make your traveling experience easier or better. The U.K.— which consists of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland— surely seems like a safe bet. … Continue reading 7 Weird Things to Know About the U.K. Before You Visit
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager If you’re going to be rocking a full face of makeup this summer, then you want a look that will last all day or night. No one wants to waste time doing their makeup … Continue reading 5 Summer Tips For Long Lasting Makeup
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor Regardless of how you get your news, unfair news practices are unavoidable. As the era of “fake news” is upon us, it has become increasingly difficult to determine how reliable a piece of information is. … Continue reading Fact or Fiction: Navigating Information in the Era of Fake News
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor Let’s face it: airports, airplanes and time zones are all part of what makes traveling so exciting. A cross-country road trip, the drive that takes you eight hours just to get out of Texas, isn’t … Continue reading 5 Foolproof Ways to Travel Broke
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor You’ve seen it in movies and television: the passed-out students with drawings on their faces. You’ve heard the excuses, “We’re in college! This is what it’s all about!” You’ve been into the apartments with empty … Continue reading How College Culture Tells Us Alcoholism Doesn’t Exist
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor To some, listing “traveling” as one of your hobbies might come across as being a little cliché or tiresome. When you hear the word, do you automatically think of red eye flights to foreign destinations, … Continue reading We Need to Talk About Travel
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor Although London is an adventure all on its own, it’s certainly not the only city worth visiting in England. As Texans who are used to warm weather and being within driving distance of a beach, … Continue reading Adventure Awaits: Brighton
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager Since it’s summer, most of us aren’t trying to wear a full face of makeup when it feels like 100 degrees outside. Sweating off makeup isn’t a cute look and I can assure you … Continue reading 5 Tips for Your Summer Makeup Routine
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor The Fourth of July is a perfect time to get together with friends, family and, of course, fireworks. As important as it is to have fun on this Independence Day, it’s just as important to … Continue reading 5 Safety Tips for the Fourth of July
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor Twitter is an awesome way to stay connected with what’s trending in the world, but it’s just as important to stay connected with what’s trending locally. These San Marcos-based Twitter accounts will provide anything from local … Continue reading 5 San Marcos-Based Twitter Accounts You Should be Following
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor If you were to tell someone that you were traveling to Northern Ireland, they would probably just assume you’re talking about the northernmost part of the country of Ireland. But Northern Ireland is actually a … Continue reading Adventure Awaits: Northern Ireland
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
