Bobcat Pause is an annual event that honors members of the campus community who have recently passed away. Wednesday, April 9 marked the 27 annual Bobcat Pause memorial service. The event took place in the LBJ ballroom. The ballroom was open from 9:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m. for public viewing and everyone was welcome to drop by to view the memorials and leave condolences in the guestbook. Proceeding the memorial service […]
The Texas Department of Transportation held two open meetings last weeks to discuss improvements towards the Interstate 35 Hays County corridor. TxDot held two open house meetings at the Hays High School Cafeteria and the San Marcos Activity Center this past Tuesday and Thursday. The purpose for these meetings was to gather the community’s input on possible solutions to improve mobility and safety, as well as transit reliability and emergency […]
A Texas State graduate student is being recognized for their hard work and achievements by winning the USDA’s essay contest which examines the challenges the agricultural community faces.Megan Holmes, a master’s student in the Agricultural Education Program at Texas State University, was chosen to attend the USDA Agricultural Outlook Forum for student diversity. Homes is one of 10 graduate students nation selected to take part in the USDA program. The […]
Launched this past March, Bronko Box is a locally owned Eco-friendly box rental services which makes the problem of moving a whole lot easier and cheaper. Set-up in the Austin and San Marcos area, Bronko Box makes short distance moves every year. Their mission and purpose is to deliver heavy duty boxes right to your door step and once the customer is done they pick them up. Bo Cox explained […]
John Fleming, chair of the Theater and Dance Company and Robert Styers, box office manager for the performing arts, worked together to put in an online box office system. Several requests were sent out, but the university choose University Tickets to be their primary online system due to the previous experience with other collegiate ticketing systems. Fleming talks about the recent change to having an online system and the purpose […]
Free Speech week is an annual non partisan national event celebrating the value of freedom of speech. Rebekah Fox, a professor in the communications department at Texas State is the vice president of the Free Speech division of the Southern States Communication division. Her work ties into the free speech week event. Professor Fox describes free speech week and the meaning behind this national event. “It’s a week that’s been […]
In part of National Arts and Humanities Month, the arts commission of San Marcos held its second annual San Marcos Arts Advocacy reception. The event was open to the public and was commemorated in order to celebrate the work of arts from individuals who have made an impact in the community. Kelvon Hanson, chair of the San Marcos Arts Commission talks about why the city celebrates the work of these […]
Doctor Stan McClellan, professor of Ingram School of Engineering at Texas State’s College of Science and Engineering program, is a key figure in the ABET accreditation earned by Texas State’s electrical engineering and computer engineering program. Recently, the department of Science and Engineering earned The Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology accreditation, which is a recognized accreditor of college and university programs in science, engineering, computer, and engineering technology. ABET […]
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