By Cayla Soriano Assistant Copy Editor Aida Salazar and Celia C. Pérez were honored at the 2023 Texas Book Fair on Nov. 11, 2023, where they talked about their award-winning books, “A Seed in the Sun” and “Tumble.” The authors were also honored at Texas State University in the LBJ Student Center Grand Ballroom on Nov. 9 from 9:30 a.m. to noon, where their books were available to purchase. […]
By Diego B Gonzales Blog Content Contributor On Thursday, Nov. 2nd, the Office of Disability Services held a panel discussion on the topic of college student mental health. On the panel were Dr. Richard Martinez, Dr. Sarah Blalock, Ms. Jojo Cummins, Dr. Angela Ausbrooks and Dr. Emilio Carranco. Moderating the panel was Dr. Eraldo Chiecchi. They primarily discussed how the aftermath of COVID-19 is affecting students financially and mentally. […]
By Kayla Jones Community Relations Member Choosing the right university is a major decision for high school seniors. There are many factors to consider, such as the location, cost, and available majors. However, the most crucial factor is visiting the school to see if expectations are matched. To choose the best-fit college is essential because you will be there until you graduate. Texas State University recognizes the importance of this […]
By Lou Wharton Blog Content Contributor If you’re interested in witchcraft, you’re in luck! Wake the Dead Coffee House, San Marcos’ very own spooky coffee shop, hosts the Abracadavar Witches Market every first Saturday of the month. The market for November may have passed, but December is on its way, bringing the perfect opportunity to buy gifts for the witches in your life. Wake the Dead Coffee House, located […]
By Yaa Antwi Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS – Pet Prevent a Litter holds its 21st annual pet fest, spreading information and joy on pet ownership. On Nov. 5th, Pet Prevent a Litter, also known as PALS, is hosting a family-friendly festival. This event is made to promote pet adoption from shelters, responsible pet ownership and information on getting pets spayed and neutered. PALS is a non-profit organization located […]
By Knox White Promotions Team Member Driving past Texas State University’s campus on I-35, one can immediately recognize the Albert B. Alkek Library with the building's imposing size and modern design. Many Texas State Bobcats frequently visit the library for various resources such as the Student Learning Assistance Center (or SLAC), printer hub, the Witcliff Collection or to have a quiet place to study on its fifth and sixth floors. […]
By Mark Aceves Promotions Team Member The San Marcos music scene is represented by many genres (Alt-Rock, Shoegaze, Prog, and more), but a genre that is often underappreciated is Hip-Hop. Though, Hip-Hop is still present in the San Marcos music scene. One such example of Hip-Hop music in San Marcos is the Texas State Organization Hip-Hop Congress. During the evenings, in the halls of Centennial, you may hear the enthusiastic […]
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor The spookiest day of the year is quickly approaching, and with it comes a multitude of spine-chilling activities to get fun started. On Oct. 30, the Exercise and Sports Science Graduate Student Organization will be hosting their Halloween Bash and Monster Dash. The 5k race will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be held at the Intramural fields across from campus where Charles […]
By Diego B Gonzales Blog Content Contributor Homecoming week means a lot of things to a lot of different people, but to Texas State senior Johnny Dao, it’s an opportunity to uplift the communities he’s a part of. Dao, a pre-med biology major, takes part in many organizations at Texas State University and hopes to inspire the queer and Asian communities at the school with his homecoming campaign. For […]
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