By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode of Calvinomics, Calvin dives into the current housing boom and some issues wrapped up around what is going on. For example, in Austin, in the last year alone, the average price of a home … Continue reading Calvinomics: Episode 39
By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode, Calvin dives into the national debt which is currently heading towards the 29 trillion dollar mark. However, the United States actually owes way more than 29 trillion and actually still needs to deliver up … Continue reading Calvinomics: Episode 38
By Katie KrupinskiCommunity Outreach Coordinator With being located within the Texas Hill Country, San Marcos is a prime spot to spend the summer in. If you’re staying in San Marcos this summer, here are some of my favorite recommendations: Summer … Continue reading Top 5 Summer Spots in San Marcos
By Paige GreeneWeb Content Manager “No Mask, No Service” is a short nine-minute documentary about how COVID-19 affected the local businesses of San Marcos, TX. In the documentary, I speak to business owners Paul Sutphen of Grins and Adam Liley … Continue reading No Mask, No Service: A Student Documentary
By Shack Khoza Segment Producer In this segment, Shack and his date visit Hawaiian Bros, but then realized that dining with people you invite affects the overall dining experience, even if the food is horrible. Featured Image by KTSW Multimedia Continue reading Curious Cravings: Hawaiian Bros and Date
By Juan GarciaPodcast Producer Join Juan and Janie as they talk about the thing they love the most: tattoos. From the scene in San Marcos, to the do’s and don’ts of getting tattooed, no topic is too far for these two. … Continue reading Just the Tat2 of Us: Episode 1
By Calvin Miller Podcast Manager In this last episode of History of the Hill Country, Calvin finishes his mini-series with some final thoughts on the Hill Country, the state of Texas and history of the area. Tune in! Featured Image … Continue reading History of the Hill Country: The End
By Autumn McGowanWeb Content Contributor Happy Pride Month! Things are slowly opening back up after Covid, which means that this month can be the glorious celebration of queerness it was meant to be. While we are celebrating, let us not … Continue reading Ways to Celebrate Pride Month in San Marcos/Austin
By Shack KhozaSegment Producer In this episode, Shack Khoza briefly illustrates how Hawaiian Bros caught San Marcos’ full attention of its customers by introducing free food, bright colors, and a message for all to hear by their owners. Featured Image by … Continue reading Curious Cravings: Hawaiian Bros
By Shack KhozaSegment Producer In this Segment, Shack Khoza visits a very popular restaurant because he wants to figure out why other forms of entertainments makes customers come back for more. Featured Image by KTSW Multimedia Continue reading Curious Cravings: Kobe Steak House and Sushi
By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode of History of the Hill Country, I will be exploring the rich history of Fredericksburg, Texas. Originally, the Comanches had settled into this area, but as settlers began moving further and further west into … Continue reading History of the Hill Country Ep. 8: Fredericksburg
By Shack KhozaSegment Producer In this episode, Shack Khoza was flaked on a date, but not all hope is lost because dining alone in a cheap and tasty Chinese buffet restaurant has its perks. Featured image by KTSW Multimedia. Continue reading Curious Cravings: Chinese Palace Super Buffet
By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode of History of the Hill Country, Calvin explores one of the farthest towns way out west in the Hill Country called Junction, Texas. All throughout the Hill Country, there are little towns sprinkled here … Continue reading History of the Hill Country Ep. 7: Junction
By Andrea MauWeb Content Assistant Manager According to the San Marcos Police Department (SMPD), the number of sexual assault reports is on track (and is only expected) to rise in the San Marcos area. While the need for these reports … Continue reading Rise in San Marcos Sexual Assault Reports May Be Linked to Greater Awareness
By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode of History of the Hill Country, Calvin dives into the history of San Marcos, Texas, the home of our wonderful school, Texas State University. Tune in as Calvin brings us up to date about … Continue reading History of the Hill Country Ep. 6: San Marcos
By Mikayla Anding Community Outreach Coordinator Many students make use of our San Marcos river by swimming, paddle boarding and many other water activities. Though Sewell Park remains closed, the campus Outdoor Center, located just next to the park, is … Continue reading Not Everything in Sewell is Closed
By Mikayla AndingCommunity Outreach Coordinator I think I speak for a lot of Texas State students when I say we love the San Marcos Summer Moon! Just a few short minutes away from campus, this coffee shop has a variety … Continue reading A Little Bit About Our San Marcos Summer Moon
By James LanikLocal Music Director “Patrons would always come in with their kids, we would always have a stepstool out on the store floor for the little ones to use to reach the records and look at them, to feel … Continue reading Sundance Records Returns
By Lea MercadoWeb Content Contributor San Marcos is a quaint college city where activities consist of going to Sewell Park to read, swim, practice yoga with the “Sun God” or going down to the Square with friends. But our activities … Continue reading Places I Drive Through to Feel Something
By Calvin MillerPodcast Manager In this episode, Calvin continues his journey through the Hill Country area as he begins talking about San Marcos, then New Braunfels, followed by Canyon Lake and eventually Wimberley. Featured image by KTSW Multimedia. Continue reading History of the Hill Country Ep. 2: The Towns