By Saige Klein Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS- Last Wednesday the LBJ Student Center hosted an internship and job fair. This internship fair has been a regular occurrence for three semesters, while the job fair has been a longstanding event. The fair hosted companies like Dell, H-E-B and the City of Austin, allowing students to explore many local opportunities. “We added the internship fair just because we wanted to give […]
By Jissela Cabrera Assistant Director of News SAN MARCOS – Texas State University students and organizations are actively addressing how recent events have affected their views on the First Amendment. Last week, Texas State made national headlines after a video circulated showing a now-former student imitating the death of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. In response, the university implemented new rules governing protests on campus. As a result, students have shared […]
By: Courtney Buck Blog Content Contributor Hosted by the university’s Student Involvement office, hundreds of students crowded the Quad on Wednesday to attend Texas State's first Market Day of the semester. Students browsed handmade goods, art, jewelry and products from a variety of local vendors. The event offered a break between classes and a chance to engage with the surrounding community. Elysheva Barnet, a graduate student in student affairs, […]
By: Saige Klein Blog Content Contributor Classes are back in session as many new faces and first-year students discover the wonders of San Marcos. With the river within walking distance from campus and local spots just minutes from student dorms, San Marcos is a fun and fascinating place to explore and spend time with friends. San Marcos is known for many things — the river being one of them. Sewell […]
By Lucas Kraft Promotions and Community Relations Member I first met Betsy Robertson, one of the initial founders of the Dunbar Community Gardens, at a lecture series sponsored by the Texas State History Department. Robertson, along with her colleagues Carolyn Jennings and Carmen Rumbaut, presented a talk detailing steps people can take to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives in the face of recurring instability in both politics and […]
By Lindsay Bochat Promotions and Community Relations Member If you’re anything like me, you’re constantly updating your Pinterest boards with outfit inspiration. With hundreds of pins of uniquely curated pieces all in one place, you know precisely what you’re looking for but, where can you find these one-of-a-kind pieces? For the past several years, we’ve been experiencing what I like to call a “vintage revolution.” With it being nearly […]
By Kayla Jones Community Relations Member Getting into new hobbies can be an exciting journey, especially when it comes to plants, but for aspiring plant parents, knowing where to begin can quickly become overwhelming. With thousands of plant species to choose from, countless care tips online and confusing terminology, it’s easy to feel lost before you even buy your first pot. On top of that, being a busy college student […]
By Reagan Whitenack Community Relations Member I never truly knew what defined blues music and I never cared to learn, until a random Wednesday night at Jack’s Roadhouse. A strange atmosphere of longing, yet a real sense, of togetherness at the same time. A true paradox, but a beautiful one. Ace Pepper and the WNB (Wednesday Night Band) opened my eyes and showed me what blues music really is, and […]
By Leina Cantu Community Relations Member Art filled the streets of Downtown San Marcos as members of the San Marcos community enjoyed the San Marcos Art Fest on April 12. The fest provided opportunities for everyone of all ages to enjoy local and public art. The Chalk Walk hosted by the San Marcos Art League allowed children to unleash their creativity on the sidewalks. They were able to fill […]
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