Compiled by Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager First Term Texas Senator Ted Cruz [spoke] at Virginia’s Liberty University [this morning], making his first public announcement for his presidential bid, following a 30 second presidential nomination video which Cruz was released earlier this morning. Senator Cruz is the first candidate to formally announce his plans for the GOP Primary races and has already begun his campaign tour. Senator Cruz is […]
By Holly Henrichsen Assistant Web Content Manager The Russian - Ukrainian ceasefire agreement falters after shots continue to be fired. According to CNN, 5 more Ukrainian service members have been killed in the past 24 hours. Pro-Russian rebels seized control of most areas fought over, despite the ceasefire agreement. Ukrainian Defense spokesman reported there was at least 129 violations of the ceasefire the day after the agreement went into effect. […]
News editor Kelsey Bradshaw and assistant news editor Carlie Porterfield join news director Reynaldo Leanos Jr. and news reporter Sarah Duran for a new episode of Inside the Newsroom. On this show, the group discuss this year's Student Government debate and the top headlines in black history month.
By Erin Pollack Web Editor U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is trying to find a peaceful solution to end the continuing conflict in Ukraine. Kerry met with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Kiev today and said if Russia took three steps that it would enable a diplomatic solution. According to CNN Kerry said those steps include pulling back heavy weapons beyond the range of civilian populations, removing foreign troops […]
By Nestor Vazquez News Web Editor Right now San Marcos is experiencing a cold front. Temperatures are expected to reach freezing lows tonight and the San Marcos Nature Center is anticipating it. The Nature Center Coordinator Jenna Winters said she has been preparing for the freeze all day with her staff. “Our biggest concerns when it freezes like this is first of all all of the animals that are […]
By Emily Parma Assistant Web Content Manager Last night the Texas State Student Government impeached a senator from office due to violations of student code. The entire process started last week. Senator Nadar Rady has now been impeached from office and disqualified from ever holding office again. Today is the first of two public meetings by the City of San Marcos' Planning and Development Services for input on the city’s community […]
Bethany Perales News Reporter Last Friday Texas State University received a gift from the University Federal Credit Union for $625,000 to help support scholarships and programs on campus. 40% of UFCU gifts will go straight to student scholarships. This will help relieve some financial stress that students have about paying for college and will allow campus organizations and programs to grow and provide resources and activities that enrich campus life. […]
By Bethany Perales News Reporter Texas State's Student Government may create a new university tradition after tonight’s meeting. Student Government Staff Chief Megan Trexler said this will be a new idea in regards to athletics. “Under new business we have a resolution to discuss a gold rush theme for every final home athletic event, it’s going to be kind of like a pep rally thing that we’re trying to push […]
By Angelica Cobos News Reporter The Texas State University Student Government passed a new legislation yesterday, which approved the extension of the time for shuttle buses on campus to run later on Fridays. The Student Government will meet with transportation services this Friday to see which hours are best financially. Several vehicle burglaries have been reported to the University Police Department within the past week. The robber has not yet […]
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