By Giovanni Gilmore Music Journalist With spring and summer arriving quickly, there have been many major festivals announced that take place in the next few months. No matter if you’re going to JMBLYA, Bonnaroo, LollaPalooza, Woodstock or one of the many taking place this year I hope I can give you some tips to survive. With a good plan of how to save money for fees, knowing what's good to […]
By Gio Gilmore Music Journalist As the spring gets closer and we all get ready to start spring cleaning, make sure you have a playlist to fill your apartment with intense tunes. Only one more month of sporadic winter Texas weather before we are rewarded with calmer, warmer spring weather. This playlist will not only help when you’re cleaning, but also when you’re having a stressful day preparing for exams […]
Gio Gilmore Music Journalist What do you get when you combine Mahatma Gandhi and Kanye West? You get the much-anticipated album from West called Yandhi. If ever released, Yandhi will be West’s ninth solo studio album. The album’s name comes from West’s comparison of himself to historically important figures. Take, for example, his album Yeezus where West made comparisons of himself and Jesus Christ. Yandhi was first announced back in […]
By Giovanni Gilmore Photojournalist @JPEG.io On May 5, 2018, the seventh annual music festival JMBLYA took place in Austin, Texas. The festival included a variety of rappers, some who are upcoming and some who are already established rappers from the hip-hop genre. This year, the set list included rappers like Jack Harlow, Ski Mask the Slump God, J. Cole, T.I. and many more. The most disappointing thing about the festival […]
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director What could’ve been a tough night for any mid-major school taking on a top-15 program turned out to show just how tough a mid-major program can be. While the final score reads 7-5 Texas A&M over Texas State, I feel that this night still proved one thing...these Bobcats have some claws. For instance, the team jumped on the Aggies’ starter early and with the […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter After several weekends of suffering from incongruent hitting, complacent at-bats, and late swings in the dirt, the Bobcat baseball team finally arrived into this weekend’s play with a resilient determination to bounce their way back into competition. Sweeping Georgia State was the only option to find a competitive groove in the 2018 season. Extra innings and the batting lineup being surprisingly resilient on the day […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter Heading to the coast this weekend to play the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers was destined to be a dubious process of outscoring one another; and as destined, the fireworks were in full display. Only the Chanticleers posted the one-sided display, outscoring the Bobcats 26-6 using the fabled slugging percentage power to win all three games. The Bobcats’ process was a tedious picture with brevity in batting […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter Success in baseball comes with the rewards of receiving higher accreditation and ranking. The flipside of success is more attention, pressure and duty to hold up to that ranking. Standing at 30th in the nation, the Texas State Bobcats have the unheralded opportunity to create separation inside of the Sun Belt Conference by playing the 27th ranked Coastal Carolina Chanticleers – an opponent comprised of […]
By Reily Chestnut Assistant Sports Director Talk about a meltdown. After seven Sun Belt games Texas State was second in the conference with a six game winning streak to bolster that incredible run. It had everything from nasty defense, ugly offense, clutch shots and lucky breaks. Alas, it seems that luck has continued to run out for these Bobcats. They have lost six straight games now, the latest dud being […]
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