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, we honor all self-identifying women, women of color, single mothers, women all over the world, and we cherish the women who fight for us to be heard. Although, the world […]
By James Jordan II Sports Reporter The Sun Belt Conference released the football scheduled for the 2017 season today, including the opponents for the Bobcats. The Texas State football team will head into next year after a disappointing 2016 campaign in which the Bobcats went 2-10 on the season and 0-8 in the Sun Belt. 2017 Football Schedule: Week One: (H) […]
By Madison Tyson Multimedia Senior Content Producer These photos are a documentation of the protests on January 20, 2017 at the One Resistance protest on inauguration night from 5-8 pm at Auditorium Shores, and January 21, 2017 at the Women’s March at the Texas capitol from 12-3 pm. They are photos of intriguing, creative, and powerful signs and of people I met along the way that show the struggle of the […]
By Sawyer Stull Music Journalist Blu Moon is a duo from San Marcos. Kendra Sells and Beau Carnes are two mass communications majors at Texas State with an immense passion for music. Kendra began her path in music while in middle school playing percussion for the the school’s band program. Beau started similarly, playing clarinet in his middle school band. Both of them would go on to continue playing in their high […]
By Shaeleigh Schmidt Blog Content Contributor Following the March on Washington that occurred Monday, Jan. 23, the feminist movement has gained a lot of attention. Although this should be a good thing, that isn’t completely the case; it seems that a lot of people remain misinformed. First of all, what is feminism? Feminism, in its purest definition, is the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities. […]
By Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager This year is MR Fest’s 10th anniversary and KTSW is celebrating this milestone with more venues, bands and activities than ever before. The annual music festival is put together by us students, so this upcoming milestone has made me reflect on how much this two-day music festival has done for myself and the community. I started working for KTSW is August 2014 and […]
By James Jordan Sports Reporter The Texas State Bobcats football team will be at home for their last game of the 2016 season when they take on the Red Wolves of Arkansas State. The Bobcats are (2-9) on the season and have yet to win a game in the Sun Belt Conference (0-7). The Arkansas State Red Wolves are (6-5) overall on the season and (6-1) in the Sun Belt […]
By Madison Tyson Staff Photographer On Friday, Nov. 4 from 12:00 a.m.-11:59 p.m., a full 24 hours, KTSW participated in College Radio Day. Hundreds of college radio stations around the world went live on-air the entire day. KTSW broadcasted from the Trinity building on Texas State University's campus with a packed schedule of DJs and specialty shows. As a part of the big day, KTSW also put on Laugh Tracks, an […]
By James Jordan II Sports Reporter The Bobcats are heading into Saturday’s game against Idaho looking to snap their recent losing streak. The Bobcats lost last week to Appalachian State in Boone, North Carolina, 35-10. It has been a rough stretch for the Bobcats, losing four games in a row and now having a record of (2-6) overall and (0-4) in Sun Belt Conference play. Meanwhile the Idaho Vandals have […]
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