By Brenden Snow Assistant Sports Director For the third time this season, the Texas State Bobcats football team has lost by less than a touchdown when they came up short on Saturday in Monroe, Louisiana, 20-14. With this loss, the Bobcats drop to 1-6 (0-4) on their 2018 campaign, and the ULM Warhawks advance to 4-4 (2-2) which puts them first in the Sun Belt West division. Freshman quarterback, Tyler […]
By April Gutierrez Host KTSW voices is a chance for listeners to get to know the voices on the other side of radio. DJ April Lee takes listeners behind the scenes of Texas State University’s official radio station. People from all staffs on KTSW will be interviewed, and interviewers will be asked the questions you want answered!
By Rikki Yanez Assistant Web Content Manager KTSW is nominated for six national awards with College Broadcasters, Inc., which is held this year in Seattle, Washington. This year 14 students will be attending this convention to represent the station. KTSW 89.9 is the official radio station of Texas State University. KTSW is a student run station that has been around since 1982, and was formally known as KAT Radio. This […]
By Rikki Yanez Assistant Web Content Manager In honor of College Radio Day, held on October 5th, Che Salgado talks about his experience DJ-ing for his specialty show, Classics, on KTSW Radio. College Radio Day is a national holiday that’s celebrated all across the country. According to Sami Dugdale, Program Director at KTSW, College Radio day is a day dedicated to gain more listeners and to bring awareness to how […]
By Clayton Chaney Local Music Director If your playlist is starting to repeat, we have just the thing for you. The best music is music that is authentic and there’s no better place to discover pure authenticity than right here in San Marcos. Being right down the road from Austin, the Live Music Capital of The World, it’s no surprise the amount of talent that is brewed in this town. […]
By Ashley Bowerman News Reporter Greek life is operating differently this fall after the new policies made by Texas State President Denise Trauth. In November of 2017 the University suspended all Greek life following the death of 20-year-old Phi Kappa Psi pledge Matthew Ellis. Ellis was the fourth fraternity pledge to die at in the nation last year. Trauth demanded a thorough review of the Greek Affairs system. The new […]
By Andronica Owens Blog Content Contributor Fall semester is in full swing after three months of summer fun. There are classes to attend, homework to do and memories to be made. It’s a fun time, but it’s also one of the busiest times for a college student. Your planner fills up and your days will blur together. There will be times when you think that there aren’t enough hours in […]
By Alexia Seay News Reporter Tailgate season has arrived. New rules and regulations are in place this year to create a family-friendly environment. Campus police are enforcing these new rules for football season to keep the fans safe while they enjoy the Saturday night lights. The University hopes these changes will create a fun and safe environment for game days. Sergeant Chris Cost, of the Crime Prevention Unit gives the […]
By Anna Valdez Web Content Contributor It is a new semester which means new professors, new classmates and new opportunities to be your best self. For many, this is the start of a completely fresh chapter in their lives, and that can be nerve-racking. The good news is that almost everyone has felt that way at one point or another. College is part of becoming an adult, and it is […]
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