By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor Texas State Department of Theatre and Dance faculty member Nadine Mozon will be performing in The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body which premiers in Austin this month. The event will be held at The VORTEX in conjunction with Fusebox Festival. In addition to being an associate professor, Mozon is also known for her roles in Two Weeks Notice (2002), Shaft (2000) and […]
By Cayla Soriano and Sydney Seidel Assistant Culture Editor and Blog Content Contributor In this episode of TrendTalk, host Cayla Soriano brings on Sydney Seidel, KTSW's blog content contributor, to discuss the highest-rated restaurants located in the San Marcos area. Listen to TrendTalk here on Spotify, KTSW's Soundcloud, or the KTSW blog every weekend. https://open.spotify.com/episode/21ejeji8bnKJ8ejwAC6dXf
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor The 2024 Student Government Presidential and Vice Presidential Debate was held on Monday night where candidates had the opportunity to discuss their plans for the upcoming year, challenge their opponents and answer questions asked by the student body in attendance. The debate began with Vice Presidential candidate, Antonio Romo, introducing himself to the audience and outlining his plans for how he hopes to […]
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor Are you looking for career-boosting extracurriculars to enhance your resume? Are you interested in participating in faculty-mentored research or creative expression projects but need help knowing where to begin? You need look no further than the Innovation, Discovery, Exploration and Analysis (IDEA) Center located in Alkek 133A. The IDEA Center was created as part of the university's most recent Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP). Texas […]
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor Are you interested in starting your career in the music industry and do not know where to begin? Are you worried about building your platform with no prior credentials? A solution can be GRAMMY U. Founded in 2006, GRAMMY U is a membership program that aids to “bridge connections between the music industry and aspiring professionals raring to be part of it.” With 14 […]
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor This past weekend, the Department of Theatre and Dance showcased its one-act, all female-lead performance of The Wolves by Sarah DeLappes. The sold-out show ran from Nov. 29 to Dec. 3 in the Patti Strickel Harrison Foundation Studio Theatre. The 90-minute play follows a girls’ soccer club team and centers around the conversations between the nine players during their weekly Saturday morning […]
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor To the bulk of people, the concept of hegemonic masculinity seems indistinct. However, it is undeniable that the stereotype affects the lives of almost everyone in Western society. While not everyone is acquainted with the term “hegemonic masculinity”, if you are to ask any child, youth or adult what “being a man” is to them, they would likely give similar generational descriptions of […]
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor During the COVID-19 lockdown, a time when many of us were bored and anticipating what the world would look like post-pandemic, one couple turned their hobby into a bubbling new business. Amidst the initial shutdown of the world, Kevin and Michael Douglas-Smith began researching what was in their store-bought soaps only to find an alarming amount of chemicals and other substances. Their findings […]
By Sydney Seidel Blog Content Contributor The spookiest day of the year is quickly approaching, and with it comes a multitude of spine-chilling activities to get fun started. On Oct. 30, the Exercise and Sports Science Graduate Student Organization will be hosting their Halloween Bash and Monster Dash. The 5k race will begin at 6:30 p.m. and will be held at the Intramural fields across from campus where Charles […]
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