By Cassidy Hendrickson & Riley GriffinOther Side Drive Hosts Other Side Drive sat down with Hayden Hovsepian and David Ritch to discuss an upcoming event for the Texas State comedy association as well as information regarding the association itself. Featured image by KTSW Multimedia Department.
By Piper BlakeAssistant Web Content Manager The School of Mass Communication and Journalism (SJMC) is one of the largest schools within Texas State with a wide array of majors students can choose from. These majors include public relations, journalism, advertising and digital media. That is why we have Mass Comm week once a year that allows SJMC students to get more information on their chosen career and to create connections […]
By Ally BolenderWeb Content Contributor You’ve seen it in movies and television: the passed-out students with drawings on their faces. You’ve heard the excuses, “We’re in college! This is what it’s all about!” You’ve been into the apartments with empty liquor bottles shown-off on top of cabinets and walls covered with cardboard boxes of beer. You’ve seen it perpetuated in media, “You can retake a class, but you can’t relive […]
By Gene BrownJunior News Reporter Texas State University held a debate Monday night in preparation for the upcoming Student government election. Student Government presidential candidates Corey Benbow and Alex Plunkett faced pressing questions last night about ways to improve campus safety, Greek life, and school spirit. Improvements with lighting, emergency boxes and the policing community where some of the ways the candidates hope to better the quality of the students. […]
By Connor Champagne Senior News Reporter Texas State Police Chief Laurie Espinoza Clouse began work Monday. Espinoza served with the police force at the University of North Texas for ten years, two of which she served as the chief at the medical center. Clouse said she plans to stay at the university longer than the previous chief, Jose Banales, who only lasted two years. Clouse also said that her main […]
By Reed Graff Assistant Sports Director The Texas State women’s basketball team hosted Montana State for a battle of the Bobcats Saturday night in the consolation rounds of the Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). Texas State came into the game having been victorious in their last game and looked to build some momentum with a win. The Bobcats seemed just a step behind the visiting Bobcats the entire first half. […]
By Sami Dugdale Program Manager Other Side Drive hosts Iris Gonzalez and April Gutierrez met with Brianna Mendez from Student Association for Campus Activities (SACA) to talk about Texas State Homecoming Week and the events going on around campus. This year’s theme was 90s, “A decade you’ll never forgot in a week you’ll always remember.”
By Andronica Owens Web Content Contributor Registration begins Oct. 22 for Bobcats. It's time for students to start preparing for the next semester and scheduling for classes you want to or need take in the spring semester. You might be thinking, How can I begin to even think about next semester when this current semester is wearing me down? We’ve barely reached the half way point in the semester which […]
By Alexander Haynes Sports Reporter The 42-27 loss to the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns on Saturday left a dark note on the team, or at least the first-half’s lack of execution, leading to Head Coach Everett Withers’ opening statement, “I told you guys after the game I take full responsibility… I am still trying to figure out why the first half is the first half.” He left no questions on the […]
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