By Rachael Gerron Web Content Contributor Who would have thought being in college during a pandemic would be hard? Maybe it wouldn’t be if there was some guidebook or something that could have prepared us for this. But we were just thrown into a mess and met with “understanding during this tough time” while still being graded as if the world wasn’t in chaos. I have struggled a lot academically […]
By Celeste Parler Web Content Contributor What is there to be said about COVID-19 that hasn’t already been said? COVID-19 has impacted every aspect of student life at Texas State including at KTSW. We have now had to change our plans and protocol since March 2020 including commemorating World College Radio Day. Just like COVID-19, there’s a lot to be said about how important College Radio Day is to KTSW […]
By Paige Greene Web Content Assistant Manager With the COVID-19 vaccine available in Hays county, you may find yourself wondering how vaccines really work. When bacteria or viruses enter your body, they invade, attack and multiply. This is what causes you to get sick. For example when you get sick with COVID-19, your body creates proteins called “antibodies” to fight that disease. These antibodies stick to specific proteins, like those […]
By Paige GreeneAssistant Web Content Manager https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DX0Yxoavh5qJV Don’t know what to do during Christmas with your friends, family, or significant other? Below is a list of things to keep you busy during this holiday season. Christmas lights One clear sign of the holiday season is Christmas lights. Many cities cover their buildings and trees with lights, as well as most neighborhoods do the same. If you are feeling out of […]
By India Sherman and Ally BolenderNews Reporter and News Content Manager SAN MARCOS, TEXAS — There are currently 110 active cases at Texas State University as of November 18, according to the Texas State University COVID-19 dashboard. The positivity rate of testing at Texas State University has increased about 4% in one month. However, Texas State University officials attribute this to increase in testing. Since March 1, there has been a […]
By Paige GreeneAssistant Web Content Manager Many people, including myself, were unsure about how universities would host football games amid a global pandemic. After the first game on Saturday against SMU, many fans finally got to see how Texas State handled football with COVID-19 rules. Students were asked to reserve their tickets this year before coming to the game, as they were first come first serve, other attendees could purchase […]
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor Q: "I’m an incoming freshman and I’m nervous with what’s happening with the pandemic….any advice for coming to campus and starting a new chapter during this time?" To be honest, as an incoming freshman, you will have a completely different experience than any other class before you. You are entering an entirely different atmosphere and starting a new chapter of your life, while also living […]
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