By Gena SysavathWeb Content Contributor College radio is defined as a radio station that is run by students from a college or university. The radio show is most likely run by the students of the educational institution or include other programmers that fit in with the community that they are near. I began to look at the history of how college radio even came to be and realized that it […]
By Clayton KelleyNews Reporter SAN MARCOS, TX-- Hays County reported 445 active COVID-19 cases on September 30. Active cases dropped by nearly 40 since September 28. There are 93 active cases among students, according to Texas State University on September 30. The 55th COVID-19 fatality in San Marcos was reported on September 28, according to the San Marcos Daily Record. Texas State University is offering free COVID-19 testing for students […]
By Nicholas BradySports Reporter This past Saturday, the Texas State Bobcats fell 51-48 to the University of Texas at San Antonio Roadrunners in the I-35 rivalry in double overtime. Quarterback Tyler Vitt started his first game of the 2020 season after starting Quarterback Brady McBride was sidelined due to COVID-19 protocol. The Bobcats started fast, scoring on the third play of the game when Vitt connected with running back Brock […]
By Nicholas BradySports Reporter After a 3-9 season in head coach Jake Spavital’s first season at the helm of the Texas State Bobcat football program in 2019, the Bobcats return to the field this Saturday versus SMU. This year's Bobcat football team has a very different look from the year prior. Spavital and his staff have recruited several transfers from major Division I and junior college programs to accelerate the […]
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor SLAC (Student Learning Assistance Center) One of the biggest mistakes incoming freshmen can make is believing college will be like high school and they can get by without any studying and tutoring. But for many new students, college courses can be a rude awakening and students soon learn that they’ll need to seek help if they're struggling in a class. Thankfully SLAC is a resource […]
By Jess BazalduaWeb Content Contributor A new normal is settling in for the fall 2020 semester. Roadmaps and plans have been enacted to ensure that student health is a top priority while maintaining education methods. However, major rites of passage and events that usually accompany incoming freshmen, such as high school graduation and move-in weekend, have taken drastic turns for the purpose of social distancing. I had the pleasure of […]
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Assistant Member SAN MARCOS, Texas — Texas State University welcomes students back to campus this August 2020 for the fall semester. As students begin learning in online classrooms and restricted amenities due to the current pandemic. Antonio Rincon, a member of the production department at KTSW, sat down to discuss mental health resources available for students at Texas State University. “A lot of students are coming […]
By Timia CobbWeb Content Contributor Tatiana Torres and I sat down and had a conversation over our mutual struggle of being first-generation college students. First-generation students are coming from households where either one or neither parent has attended a university or attained a bachelor’s degree. These students do not have access to resources that make it easy to apply to colleges, to help them fill out financial aid or to […]
By Paige GreeneWeb Content Contributor Everyone’s first year at Texas State is full of changes and new experiences, and there are many resources and tips to guide you through the change. Here are a few tips that people often forget to tell freshmen. Course Numbers and Locations One of the main things people forget to tell freshmen is what the numbers and letters associated with their courses mean. These numbers […]
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