Hosts: Josh Andrews, Megan Jo and Marissa Parks Reporters: Eryka Villarreal, Robert Nunez and Lorenzo Almanza In this episode of In the Public Interest, we explore the topic of immigration. Our first story discusses the effects of immigration on the Texas economy. Our second story covers the definition of illegal and undocumented citizens in the U.S. Our final story looks at first generation college students at Texas State University.
Host: Josh Andrews and Marissa Parks Reporters: Tara Pohlmeyer, Taylor Zavala and Felicia Delnnocentiis In this episode of In the Public Interest, we discuss this year's election coverage and Election Day. The first story covered talks about the local debate for mayor of San Marcos. Our second story talks about the difficulties of election workers. Our final story looks at the number of young voters.
Hosts: Josh Andrews, Megan Joe and Marissa Parks Stories: Bethany Perales, Allie Ibarra and Josh Andrews. Our first In the Public Interest of the fall semester focuses on the LGBT community in San Marcos. The first story gives a profile on Silvia Sandoval and how she was able to host the first Pride event in San Marcos this year. The second story takes a look at the local Drag community […]
In this mental health episode of IPI, hosted by Harrison Keesee and Matt Alvarez, Ila Mar talks about her personal connection with Autism, a disorder that is often misinterpreted. It's not a mental illness; it's a developmental disorder that often comes along with several mental illnesses. Texas State University's very own Executive Director of the Autism Research Center (CARES), Dr. Russell Lang, explains how autism is diagnosed and how it […]
Elisha Colip KTSW News Since 2004 Apple sales have greatly increased according to a chart on aaplinvestors.net. It has become increasingly more common to see people with multiple Apple products as the attraction to the brand continues to grow with each new item. Apple has cornered the market for technology as personal use with the IPhone, IPod, MacBook, and the IPad .From the first IPod to the IPhone 5, Apple […]
Alyssa Lesa KTSW News audio http://ktswblog.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/alyssatechnologymixdown.mp3] Society has come a very long way as far as advancements in technology. Automobiles are a prime example, they may not fly or hover, but thanks to technology, cars can now not only parallel park themselves but soon we will have cars that require no manual assistance. These are just some of the major improvements in cars this year. Every year each manufacturer will […]
Sierra King KTSW News Going out, enjoying the sun and doing fun activities is what spring break is all about for the many that participate in it. Some go and enjoy themselves at the beach, while others stay and do community service or work in order to pay the bills. The Innovation Manager at San Marcos’ Tourist center, Charlotte Wattigny enjoys the hiking trails San Marcos has to offer. Wattigny […]
Megan Carthel KTSW New Spring break might normally be thought of as a time for relaxation and sun, but for eight Texas State students, this spring break is all about others. Bobcat break is an alternative spring break program. It is part of the Break Away national alternative spring break program and gives students a chance to help others, learn about themselves and make new friends. Graduate assistant advisor for […]
Yvette Garcia KTSW News While many college students will be soaking up the sun this week, there will be a group of Bobcats preparing for a big event that takes place after spring break. Bobcat Build is a student run organization; it’s run for students by students. Their mission is to give back to the community of San Marcos for all of their support given towards Texas State University. Bobcat […]
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