By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor The Texas State University Strutters dance team is the largest college dance team in the United States. Founded in 1960, the Stutters will celebrate their 60-year anniversary this school year. Sixty years of many NBA … Continue reading Humans of San Marcos: Meet Ravyn Ammons
By Brittany AndersonWeb Content Contributor You’ve probably heard the old adage, “they don’t make anything original anymore!” Over the past several years, the entertainment industry has been bogged with remakes of classics, new interpretations or just flat out bad twists … Continue reading Why Schitt’s Creek Is One of the Best Shows On TV Right Now
By Sami Dugdale Blog Content Contributor Texas State University is a community known for its diverse student and faculty population, with 50 percent of its students coming from ethnic minorities. We value these differences in culture, religion, gender, sexuality and … Continue reading Diversity at Texas State University
By Kimberly Garcia Blog Content Contributor Growing up, I remember going into my brother’s room to look at the pink ranger. She is named Kimberly, so of course I was drawn to her. I didn’t notice much more beyond that … Continue reading Everyone’s Ready For Morphin’ Time
By Kimberly Garcia Blog Content Contributor While out to watch a movie with a friend, a conversation about what bothered us about society and the way it deals with things like movies and social constructs came about. As a true … Continue reading The Importance of Diversity in Entertainment Media
By Edgardo Hernandez, Jr. Blog Content Contributor Universities offer various amounts of programs and organizations available for students to participate in, which is what many students seek in order to get the full college experience. Integrating into a community is fun … Continue reading A Safe Haven for Underrepresented Students at Texas State
By Alexandra Cochran Blog Content Contributor When you get to college, most people will tell you that you need to join clubs on campus to get the real university experience. That could mean Greek life, finding a church group or a fashion … Continue reading How Equality University Enhanced My College Experience
By Allison Randel News Reporter The Philosophy Department’s Spring Series of the Philosophy Dialogues began Thursday afternoon with a conversation about race in society. The dialogue included a panel of four members of the Texas State community: Dr. Dwight Watson, … Continue reading Philosophy Department Continues to Get Conversation Started
By Jourdan Bazley Blog Content Contributor The Pan African Action Committee, or PAAC, is a new group that has emerged at Texas State University. KTSW’s multimedia director Tafari Robertson put his mind to the matter, and worked to bring together … Continue reading The Pan African Action Committee Starts a Multicultural Lounge
By Asia Daggs Assistant Web Content Manager Here at KTSW, we love to honor the diversity in our unity. We come from all over the map, raised within different backgrounds and cultures and we all have different interests and skills … Continue reading College Radio Thrives with Diversity
By Asia Daggs Blog Content Contributor A few decades back, it was not seen as decent or appropriate to be with someone of different race or ethnicity. We have all heard stories or watched movies that display an interracial couple … Continue reading Best of Both Worlds
by Chelsea Moran Web Content Contributor Being Latino in America can be difficult at times when there is a load of ignorance floating around your race, nationality, and culture. Although there are many differences in the Latino community depending on … Continue reading The Truth about Being Latino
