By Brittany AndersonAssistant Web Content Manager SAN ANTONIO – Governor Greg Abbott announced on Friday, Mar.13, that San Antonio will be the first city in Texas to receive drive-through Coronavirus (COVID-19) testing in response to the ongoing emergency. At the … Continue reading Drive-Through COVID-19 Testing Comes to San Antonio
By Brandi MitchellWeb Content Contributor It’s no surprise that as midterms approach, classwork piles up and the average college student becomes inundated with a list of to-do’s, keeping up with the daily news becomes far less of an imperative. Understanding … Continue reading What’s What in the World
By Kaitlyn Benacquisto News Reporter Parents, teachers, and kids alike are having serious discussions in light of the Florida school shooting that killed fourteen students and three faculty members. San Marcos CISD Trustee, Anne Halsey, talked about her concerns and … Continue reading Gun Violence in Schools
By Brittney Hemmands Blog Content Contributor 2017 has been a big year for political, racial, and environmental issues. Donald Trump’s presidency, police brutality, and natural disasters has caused many of us to panic and look for an answer to solve … Continue reading Let’s Not Forget Compassion
By Brittney Hemmands Blog Content Contributor Like every other BET Hip Hop Awards, the Cypher was shown this year to give rappers a chance to showcase their raw talent. Eminem, best known for being one of the top American rappers … Continue reading The Overlooked Importance of Eminem’s Freestyle
By Alana Riddle Music Journalist Politics has always served as a driving force behind the music that comes to define an era. The U.S. is currently experiencing a time of political and social unrest. Before elected president, Donald Trump caused … Continue reading Music in the Trump Era
By Alexandra Cochran Blog Content Contributor Over time, I have begun to recognize more clearly what being a women means to me and how to continuously break the stigma of scrutiny and oppression all women face. On International Women’s Day, … Continue reading Keep Calm and Eliminate Patriarchy
By Alisa Pierce Assistant Web Content Manager What many Democrats have feared since the beginning of the presidential election has come to be: we are now living in Trump’s America. The controversial yet popular president has taken charge of the … Continue reading Democrats: Now What?
By Victoria Beeler and Archana Nair News Reporters By a one percent margin, Donald Trump has won the swing state of Florida. The polls in Florida have been neck-and-neck between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, which is about as much … Continue reading Florida Votes Trump
By Archana Nair and Victoria Beeler News Reporters The sixth round of polls have closed, and so far, Republican Candidate Donald Trump has won 140 of the necessary 270 electoral votes. In the first round, Trump won the race in … Continue reading Trump Continues to Lead Election
By Amanda Forbes and Austi Bryant News Reporters Presidential nominee Donald Trump has won Texas in the 2016 election. Based on the nine percent of precincts reporting, The New York Times reports that Trump earned more than 350,000 votes than … Continue reading Trump Wins Texas in Presidential Election
By Archana Nair and Victoria Beeler News Reporters The second round of polls have closed, and so far, Republican Candidate Donald Trump has won 129 electoral votes. In the first round, Trump won the race in Kentucky with 65 percent … Continue reading Trump Takes Lead in 2016 Election
By Jakob Rodriguez Opinions Columnist at The University Star Donald Trump was elected president on Nov. 8, 2016, and was inaugurated into office Jan. 20. A year later, Americans are still divided into factions dependent on who they voted for … Continue reading Livin’ La Vida Trump’a
By Asia Daggs Assistant Web Content Manager I am sure you are past exhausted of hearing about the 2016 Presidential Campaign and the candidates at this point. Don’t worry, WE ALL ARE. The past two debates, and arguably the entire campaign, have not … Continue reading Guiding You Through Election Season
By DaLyah Jones News Reporter The second presidential debate was held on Sunday, and no one is sure who the clear “winner” is. The debate involved both presidential candidates, Senator Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, contending their positions at a … Continue reading Texas Tribune Panelists Speak on Texas, Trump and Women
By Andrew Nogay Assistant Web Content Manager Right now, Donald Trump is in position to win the Republican nomination for president, a sentence that would have seemed beyond impossible a year ago. Whether he will become president or not isn’t the … Continue reading Donald Trump May Reignite Passion for Art
By Kasandra Garza Assistant News Director Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton have picked up multiple states as the results of the first few Super Tuesday ballots are counted. According to Real Clear Politics, Hillary Clinton has … Continue reading Local, National Results Pour In as Super Tuesday Continues
Jairo Devora News Reporter With only a few months until the presidential election, one Texas State student is attempting to ease tensions by portraying a top polling Republican candidate. Kristoffer Celera, Computer Science sophomore, decided last year to dress … Continue reading Texas State Student Draws National Attention as “Donald Tramp”
By Jimmy Preston KTSW Web Content Contributor *KTSW consists of and respects varying opinions within its staff. Opinion articles do not reflect the opinion of KTSW as a whole. In the lead up to the first Republican presidential debates, tonight … Continue reading A Message to Donald Trump: Your America, Isn’t OUR America
