By Lou Wharton Blog Content Contributor On Saturday, Oct. 28, runners and walkers alike can join the 10th Annual Dia de los Muertos 5K Run/Walk event, hosted at Hernandez Elementary in San Marcos. This run isn’t just for adults - there will also be a Kid’s Fun Run going on at the same time, making this an event that’s fun for the whole family. The Dia de los Muertos […]
By Kendra Sells Hip-hop Journalist Mala Luna captured the spirit of San Antonio including local food, merchandise vendors, DJs, rappers and visual artists. Humble painter Aji and I had a brief discussion about her artistic likes and her first live mural painting experience. Aji was invited to Mala Luna to produce a painting themed around Dia de los Muertos, the day of the dead. She says that this experience has […]
Nathalie Cohetero News Reporter Dia de los Muertos is a rich combination of indigenous and Spanish cultural traditions. This celebration of the dead is usually recognized as being a prominent Mexican tradition, but its origins can be traced across Latin America. Student Development Specialist of Texas State University’s Honors College, Michelle Sotolongo, explains why Texas State held its own celebratory event. “We like to have this celebration every year so that […]
By Nestor Vazquez Web Editor Early voting is currently taking place on campus from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. until Thursday at the LBJ Student Center. The last day to vote is Tuesday, November 4. People must have a form of identification -- not a student ID -- to vote. Representatives with the Texas State Student Government said they encourage everyone to make their voice heard and remember every vote counts. Texas State Student Affairs […]
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