By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor Given the global pandemic, most of us are confined to our homes for the summer. Classes have ended and students will now have to find other things to occupy their time. The following are some … Continue reading What To Do Once School Ends
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor “This is a pandemic not a productivity contest.” I don’t know who first posted this phrase or where it originated, but I first saw it on Twitter and its was exactly what I needed. There … Continue reading Why it’s Okay to Just be Okay During a Pandemic
By Paola BakkerWeb Content Contributor Senior year, baby! The time to blow off your work and live it up, right? More like shoving resume-builders, classes and a social life all into one mess of a year. Senior year is a … Continue reading Senior Year & the Fear of Figuring It Out
By Mia RobinsonWeb Content Contributor During this week of lugging my backpack around campus in the heat, I discovered some items that you cannot leave the house without. The products range from must needed school supplies all the way to … Continue reading What to Have in Your Backpack This September
By Hannah Holder Blog Content Contributor Summer is almost here! But first, finals. Finals week is that long week of stress, misery, sleep deprivation and procrastination. This semester though, let’s finish strong. If we plan accordingly, stay focused, stay hydrated, … Continue reading Approaching Finals
By Kimberly Garcia Blog Content Contributor This semester, I knew I was going to have two groups in two different classes. I was a bit nervous because group projects are always a risk. Sometimes the people click and it’s smooth … Continue reading The Ingredients of a Good Group
By Edgardo Hernandez, Jr. Blog Content Contributor Universities offer various amounts of programs and organizations available for students to participate in, which is what many students seek in order to get the full college experience. Integrating into a community is fun … Continue reading A Safe Haven for Underrepresented Students at Texas State
By Cain Hernandez Blog Content Contributor Despite constantly having my smartphone on my me at all times, I never utilize any of its functionality. Aside from checking my emails, I have yet to take advantage of the millions of apps … Continue reading Apps to Keep You Productive This Semester
By Brent Ramirez Blog Content Contributor No matter who you are, you’re probably going to have to write a paper or an article at some point in your life. Whether it’s your job to write, if you’re a student writing … Continue reading Tips and Tricks to Beat Writer’s Block
By Kimberly Garcia Blog Content Contributor 1. Your notes If your class notes are not the best, you should think about different techniques you can use during class. Sometimes it might help to print out materials the professor offers beforehand. … Continue reading 5 Things to Consider When It’s Time to Study
By Amanda Hill Blog Content Contributor All of us as college students have different responsibilities and obligations. Some of us have full-time jobs, families, or just starting our lives out of high school. No matter what stage of life we … Continue reading How to Keep Your Sanity While Working and Going to School
By Asia Daggs Blog Content Contributor If you are having a difficult time getting back into your life after Spring Break, you are not alone. Spring Break is probably the most anticipated hiatus out of all holidays for everyone in … Continue reading From Beaches to Books
By Chelsea Moran Blog Content Contributor Need help staying organized this semester without carrying around a bunch of note books and binders? Then check out these apps to help keep you organized on the go. Microsoft Office If you have … Continue reading Apps That Make School Easier
By: Amber Craddieth KTSW News Hays CISD is building it’s sixth middle school to help relieve overpopulation in middle schools within the district. The new school will accommodate 900 students comfortably, and hold up to 1000 students as it grows. … Continue reading Population Overload
Compiled by Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager At least 14 people have been killed this morning when gunmen attacked a university in eastern Kenya. The gunmen forced their way into student dormitories and it took more than six hours … Continue reading Daily News Recap (4-2-15)
