Compiled by Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager Cuba is no longer considered a state that sponsors terrorism. President Obama decided today to remove Cuba from the list. According to the Washington Post, this was a long awaited decision to establish diplomatic relations between the two countries, pledged by Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro last December. Congress is expected to have no more than 45 days to consider Cuba’s […]
Au’Bryana Johnson News Reporter The City of San Marcos celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday, but January 20 was Texas State University’s turn to remember and celebrate MLK. A campus march and commemoration ceremony was held January 20 at around 6 p.m. in remembrance of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on the Texas State University campus. Students and staff gathered and marched from one end of […]
By Emily Parma Assistant Web Content Manager The Texas Archeological Society is having a public forum during their annual meeting at Embassy Suites Friday . The presentation will be over the Monterrey Shipwrecks. The speakers include Amy Borgens, Texas Historical Commission marin archaeologist, and Frederick Hanselmann, chief underwater archeologist for The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment. Today is the first day of early voting for the November elections.The […]
A tribute to “The Vaquero” (Photo by Mathew Alvarez) By Matthew Alvarez The round flowerbed, which once sat in front of Old Main, has officially been replaced. Closed off to the public by construction for the last year, the fences have been removed and have given way to a “The Vaquero,” a bronze sculpture. “The Vaquero,” which now accompanies other art works on campus, such as “The LBJ Statue” in […]
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