By Danielle De Lucia Chief Editor of News Texas Senate Bill 17 went into effect Jan. 1 – removing diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) offices and initiatives from public universities and colleges in the state. Last June, the TX SB17 was signed as a law following other states like Florida, the Dakotas and Tennessee. Other states nationwide have introduced bills similar to SB17 to ban DEI funding and promotion in […]
By Lou Wharton Blog Content Contributor Let’s face it - finding fun classes to take can be overwhelming. Texas State University offers a vast multitude of unique courses, but how do you find one that fits you? This article is here to help. Below, you’ll find information on some of TXST’s most unique classes, as well as quotes from the professors teaching them, all of which are being offered […]
By Ezekiel Ramirez News Reporter The Fall 2023 school year is starting, which means new students will join the Bobcat family. Some Texas State students share their personal reasons for wanting to become a Bobcat, as well as some of their favorite things about Texas State. For some, this will be their first semester going into college and the beginning of a new journey, but for others, the end is […]
By Diego Gonzales Blog Content Contributor The moving-in process for Texas State Freshmen could be scary for a variety of reasons. A bad roommate, homesickness and a long walking distance from your classes are valid fears to have for your first year of college. But perhaps the scariest thing that could happen to an incoming freshman is to be haunted by a restless spirit that seeks to torment you. While […]
By Jade Jacobo Blog Content Contributor With summer coming to an end, the upcoming school semester is right around the corner! Each semester brings new opportunities to participate and become more involved in the many different clubs and organizations that Texas State has to offer. On-campus organizations can range from casual hangouts to more in-depth organizations that focus on educating and helping their members. Here is a list of some […]
By Preethi Mangadu News & Culture Director SAN MARCOS — Texas State University expanded its mental health services and resources by partnering with TimelyCare. TimelyCare is a 24/7 virtual care service for college students and the TXST community at no additional charge that works alongside current services at the Counseling Center and Student Health Center. “We have seen it really as an extension of our existing services here on […]
By Diego Gonzales Blog Content Contributor On June 14, Miriam McCoy passed away. McCoy’s name is undoubtedly familiar to anyone that has been to Texas State University. She is the co-namesake of both McCoy Hall and the McCoy College of Business. McCoy and her late husband, Emmett, are responsible for the single largest donation ever made in Texas State University history. In 2004, they donated $20 million to the college […]
By Diego Gonzales Blog Content Contributor oSTEM (out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) is a national and non-profit association that has over 100 student chapters in universities all across the country. Since 2005, the organization has been committed to fostering a safe and supportive community for LGBTQIA+ students and staff who are interested in the STEM field. It is currently the largest chapter-based organization focused on LGBTQIA+ in STEM. […]
By Preethi Mangadu News & Culture Director A Boil Water Notice was issued for parts of the Texas State University San Marcos campus this morning in a precautionary fashion. The buildings affected are the Nelson Wing of the Agriculture Building, Colorado, Music, Pecos, Pedernales, Sabinal and Trinity. Individuals in these buildings must "boil their water prior to consumption" which includes washing hands and face, drinking and more. This is because […]
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