By JohnPaul Ekpe Sports Reporter Texas State women’s basketball (3-2) dominated Arlington Baptist (2-9) in a 93-23 win Monday night at the University Events Center. Texas State’s 60 rebounds and 27 assists mark the most recorded in any game for the women’s basketball team. “We focused on rebounding the entire week,” Head Coach Zenarae Antoine said. “We had some size compared to what they had, so it was important we […]
By Rachael Gerron Web Content Contributor Mass Comm Week is an annual conference hosted by the School of Journalism and Mass Communication (SJMC) at Texas State University that aims to connect current students with professionals in the field of mass communication. SJMC Alumna Jordan Gass-Poore spoke to students on Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021, about how her degree in Electronic Media at Texas State prepared her for her career, including her […]
By Autumn McGowan Web Content Contributor As a disclaimer, I am not a dietician or nutritionist. I am just a person making observations based on my own experiences with diet culture. Christy Harrison M.P.H., R.D., C.D.N., a self-proclaimed anti-dietician, podcast host, and certified intuitive eating counselor says that diet culture is “a system of beliefs that worships thinness and equates it to health and moral virtue, promotes weight loss as […]
By Andrea MauWeb Content Assistant Manager An unseen toll on the mind is just one of the many challenges people face today during an epidemic. According to Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF), 4 in 10 U.S. adults reported symptoms of depression, anxiety, addiction and other mental disorders in 2020 compared to 1 in 10 in 2019. More than ever, mental health is on the rise, and Texas State seeks to address […]
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor Living in San Marcos as a college student means there are always options for wanting to go out. Maybe a friend is throwing a party, maybe there’s a concert at The Marc, or maybe you just want to go bar hopping around the Square. But other nights, maybe you’re in the mood to want to get away from San Marcos, and even then there’s still […]
By Megan WehringAssistant News Director SAN MARCOS, Texas – The senior class of 2020 are spending their last semester in an online classroom, with an anti-climactic end to their college career. From finding the perfect quote for their cap decoration to longing for pictures under the UAC arch, Texas State seniors are finding that their goodbye on campus is arriving earlier than they planned. While it’s expected to have a […]
By Tiger ShiJunior News Reporter SAN MARCOS – The Coronavirus pandemic caused Texas State to cancel or postpone all public gatherings. However, one organization continued to hold their regular gatherings; called Converge through Zoom, a video conference software, for prayer. Texas State CRU, a Christian ministry, usually gathered Thursdays at Calvary Chapel of the Springs across from the little H-E-B. With social distancing and stay-at-home orders in place, CRU took […]
By Cassidy Hendrickson & Mia BarbosaOther Side Drive Hosts Other Side Drive hosts Cassidy Hendrickson and Mia Barbosa sat down with Analisa Garcia, Quincey Pug, and Emma Parsley, representatives from the Office of Sustainability at Texas State to discuss what the office and what they do on campus and how they benefit students here as well as the environment! Featured image by KTSW Multimedia.
By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor In the drudgery of day-to-day life we sometimes forget that the place we inhabit is also a hot spot for photoshoots. San Marcos features multiple natural and architectural beauties, from the river of Sewell to the murals downtown. This weekend, I adventured out with a friend to find the best photo ops in town. Photos taken outside of Sean Patrick’s. Images by Andrea Mau. We […]
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