Local, National Results Pour In as Super Tuesday Continues

Local, National Results Pour In as Super Tuesday Continues

By Kasandra Garza Assistant News Director Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton have picked up multiple states as the results of the first few Super Tuesday ballots are counted. According to Real Clear Politics, Hillary Clinton has won Georgia with 72.4 percent, Virginia with 64.7 percent, and Texas with 67.7 percent of votes. Bernie Sanders takes his home state of Vermont with 86.5 and Oklahoma with 52.1 […]

March 1, 2016 26

Bobcat Radio

Bobcat Radio Talks Texas State Athletics From Over The Weekend

Hosted by Jason Harris, Ryan Marcus and Jonathan Rodriguez Jason, Ryan and Jonathan talk about the men's basketball team close loss against the number one team in the conference over the weekend. Jason, Ryan and Jonathan continue to discuss the upcoming schedule for the men's basketball team to earn them a spot in the Sun Belt Conference tournament. Afterwards they talk about the Texas State baseball team weekend on […]

February 29, 2016 30

News

Wendy Davis Urges Students to Vote in Campus Speech

By Laura Aebi Senior Reporter Former Texas senator Wendy Davis gave a presentation to her supporters Wednesday evening on campus. The visit was arranged by the College Democrats at Texas State University in an effort to inspire young people to become more politically active. Davis touched on the topics of the Black Lives Matter movement, Emma Sulkowitz, the female student who was raped in her dorm and proceeded to carry […]

February 11, 2016 41

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Welcome Back Bobcat Radio!

Hosted by Jason Harris, Eduardo Lerma, Miracle Robinson KTSW 89.9 On their first day back, Bobcat Radio discusses the hiring of Everett Withers as Head Coach of Texas State football and the potential impact it could have not only on the field but off the field and in the stands as well. And hear from Coach Withers himself as he spoke to Bobcat Radio after his introductory press conference. Keep up […]

January 20, 2016 43

Music

The Toadies Interview

Written and interviewed by Troy Burke The Toadies released their first album Rubberneck back in 1989, and they haven’t slowed down since then. The legendary Texas band has been on tour playing in smaller dance halls across the state in support of their new album Heretics. The new album is more of an acoustic album with old songs reworked, which is something different for the Toadies. I got […]

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News

Texas Demographer Gives Perspective on Importance of Demographics

Nathalie Cohetero News Reporter For Mass Communication week, many guest speakers are offering their expert opinions and insight on the world of media. One way to help improve communications is studying the demographics of the public. State of Texas demographer, Dr. Lloyd Potter, explains what demographics can reveal. “Having some understanding of an audience, and what their characteristics are, and how they consume media, what kinds of things they’re likely […]

October 22, 2015 71

Culture

10 Things to Know Before Living Off Campus

by Daniela Garcia Blog Content Contributor As you may know, it isn’t simple to transition from a high school senior to a freshman in college, let alone in a city that is possibly not your own. What could be even more confusing and intimidating is the fact that you may have to consider living off campus, after experiencing the dorm life. Personally, I never had the luxury of experiencing the […]

August 15, 2015 59

News

San Marcos Drought Conditions Expected to Return

Kasandra Garza News Reporter According to the Texas Drought Monitor, less than 3% of Texas is considered to be in a drought, or in “abnormally dry” conditions. The other 97% of Texas is drought free. This time last year, 60 percent of Texas was in drought conditions. However, this does not mean that citizens can start using drinking water excessively. Studies done by the Texas Water Development Board’s Water Data for […]

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Daily News Recap (7-20-15)

by LeighAnne Coleman KTSW News The Texas Attorney General’s office announced today in a press conference the arrest of 16 suspected child predators. The arrests are the result of a joint sting operation between the Office of the Attorney General’s Child Exploitation unit, the Johnson County Special Crimes Unit, and the Sheriff's office. The sting targeted individuals who attempt to use the internet to solicit children and then travel with […]

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