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October 1 was declared to be National Night Out. Neighborhoods from across San Marcos got together in a community party to enjoy food, drinks and music. The basis of the […]

One of the things talked about in last weeks meeting  was authorizing the City manager to apply for a Conservation Grant for $200,000 from the Edwards Aquifer Authority for engineering […]

While the Federal Government is still shut down, Associated Student Government doesn’t miss a beat.  When President Vanessa Cortez ran for ASG President one of the main platforms she ran […]

Matt Alvarez got the oppurtunity to talk to Political Science professor, Dr. Jayce Farmer, about the shutdown. “What really impacts us are things that we basically entail as consumers, that […]

According to Austin’s KVUE meteorologist Albert Ramon, we are in a three-year drought that started in 2010 and as a result the City of San Marcos has initiated stage three […]

Generation Texas is a state wide grass-roots movement designed to inspire and inform families throughout Texas about secondary education. This fall, the Center for P-16 Initiatives at Texas State University […]

The Texas School Safety Center at Texas State University has been awarded with the 2013 Federal Emergency Management Agency Individual and community preparedness awards presented  by FEMA. The awards were […]

  In the third day of the government shutdown, more Americans are beginning to see affects. For the past sixteen years the government hasn’t had a federal budget and has […]

City Council meetings meet every first and third Tuesday of every month as well as the Fridays before. Friday’s packet meeting is a workshop that city council has before every […]

Parking Day is a worldwide annual event where people turn parking spaces into a park for a day. The event was held this past Friday on South LBJ in a […]

At the Stephen F. Austin hotel in Austin on Thursday, Senator  Judith Zaffirini celebrated her award by talking about her accomplishments and thoughts on mental health. Her interest in mental health […]

This year the Department of Theater and Dance will host the Opening Door Dance Theater concert in which they plan to merge dance and social justice issues. The dance concert […]

Last week President Joyce Banda of the Republic of Malawi delivered the 15th annual Grosvenor Distinguished lecture. Each year the school of Geography brings someone in for this lecture and […]

Earlier this week, the Dean of Students sent out an e-mail explaining the anti-hazing law. Doctor Margarita Arellano discussed more in depth about the different types of hazing and what […]

Doctor Stan McClellan, professor of Ingram School of Engineering at Texas State’s College of Science and Engineering program, is a key figure in the ABET accreditation earned by Texas State’s […]