By Tiger Shi Junior News Reporter SAN MARCOS - University administrators at Texas State announced by email that there will be changes to the final grades system for the remainder of the spring semester. After final grades are posted, students have until May 25 to notify professors requesting an emergency pass grade if needed. The student must have passed the course in order to make such a request. This change […]
By Eryka Villarreal News Reporter Mike Davis is seeking election for an opportunity to represent the San Marcos City Council. Davis has served in several capacities on city boards, commissions and the planning and zoning commission for 11 years, two terms as chair and one as vice-chair during a time when he said San Marcos experienced some of the strongest and smartest growth in its history. Davis said he's not a politician […]
By Taylor Zavala News Reporter Jonathan Sorenson, a Texas State alumnus and business manager with San Marcos Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center, is one of the three mayoral candidates for the November 4 elections in San Marcos. As a 14-year resident of San Marcos, Sorenson said he's not a politician, unlike his competition, but a fresh, young face who can provide a new perspective on how the city handles certain situations. “I’ve […]
By Matthew Hamill News Reporter John Thomaides, Place 3, is seeking reelection to the San Marcos City Council, where he’s served for about 10 years. That makes Thomaides the longest tenured member of the council. He said he has overseen San Marcos’ richest period of growth and has learned many valuable lessons from his time on the council. “The most valuable lesson is that public policy and politics really is the […]
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