The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee brings night of laughter
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee allowed audience members to relive their elementary grade school days. Texas State’s department of theater and dance showcased the Tony Award-winning musical,...
View ArticleBobcats believe in own love story
“All You Need Is Love” seemed to become the new tune this year after the White House was lit in an array of rainbow colors announcing the legalization of same-sex marriage in all 50 states last June....
View ArticleTexas State Wind Symphony brings poetry to life
Thanks to the Texas State Wind Symphony, audience members experienced a night of poetry and music combined. The symphony premiered Robert Beaser’s “The End of Knowing” and Steve Bryant’s “Ecstatic...
View ArticleBobcats take on SXSW
A few lucky Bobcats will indulge in the perks of Austin’s music, film and interactive festival South by Southwest. SXSW will be taking place Mar. 11-20 in the Austin Convention Center and will include...
View ArticleNorma’s Rest brings personal connection to audience
Norma’s Rest follows the unique journey of a half-way house, occupied by dark pasts but glued together by the gutty, spirited, cancer-stricken character of Norma. Texas State’s Department of Theatre...
View ArticleQ&A with Flea In Her Ear Actor
Texas State Department of Theatre and Dance will be showcasing A Flea In Her Ear, April 5-10. The University Star sat down with Matthew Drake Shrader, acting senior, who will be playing the...
View ArticleArt enthusiasts discover new treasures at Downtown Gallery Night
Local art aficionados had the opportunity to enjoy a night of free art through the streets of downtown San Marcos. People gathered Thursday when the Main Street Program held its first Downtown Gallery...
View ArticleBobcat for a Day introduces ‘Baby Bobcats’ to campus life
Texas State students got the opportunity to take their very own ‘baby Bobcats’ under their wing during the 7th Annual Bobcat for a Day event Tuesday. Bobcat for a Day is a mentor program hosted by the...
View ArticleArt betters San Marcos community
Art enthusiasts and community locals enjoyed another Art Squared Art Market Saturday filled with artesian art, crafts, paintings and jewelry. Art Squared—held on the Hays County Courthouse...
View ArticleHays County Fair and Crawfish Boil brings a spice to the night
Ever wanted to ride a helicopter while you lick Cajun crawfish spices off your fingers? Attendees of the first annual Hays County Fair and Crawfish Boil had the opportunity. Central Texas Speedway...
View ArticleDoes drinking coffee make you a drug addict?
As the semester continues on full steam ahead and stress brews over finals, many Bobcats turn to their drug of choice, coffee, to keep on top of the daily grind. According to a poll conducted by...
View ArticleStudy could be beneficial for sleepless Bobcats
There never seem to be enough hours in a day for a college student to get everything done—including sleep. Sleep is an essential part of living a healthy lifestyle and is just as vital as diet and...
View Article‘Rom-com’ turned tragedy in Romeo and Juliet
Whether in an English class or film rendition, Romeo and Juliet has held its ground as one of the classic love stories. The Texas State’s Department of Theatre and Dance presented the classic...
View ArticleQ&A with lead singer of Texas Country band Dolly Shine
The University Star sat down with Zack McGinn, lead singer of Dolly Shine, to discuss the group’s third album, Walkabout. Dolly Shine will be having its CD Release Show in San Marcos at Cheatham Street...
View ArticleComfort dogs bring joy to Orlando victims
Man’s best friends have brought their wagging tails to Orlando, hoping to bring smiles to those affected by the Pulse nightclub shooting. The incident has been called the deadliest mass shooting by one...
View ArticleFood delivery application to pair with Texas State and provide free Chick-Fil-A
Favor, a delivery application is collaborating with Texas State and Chick-Fil-A, Aug. 30th at 11 a.m. to provide a free delivery and chicken sandwich. Nug Gets Back to School is Favor’s back-to-school...
View ArticleSan Antonio’s Mala Luna Festival announces line-up
Mala Luna, San Antonio music festival, announced its music line-up this past Wednesday. Featured artists include, Kevin Gates, Tory Lanez, Rae Sremmurd and Kehlani. Local students from Network for...
View ArticleProposal takes place by Bobcat statue
The second class day wasn’t just another normal day for one Bobcat. By the end of the day, Yesenia Serna, mathematics sophomore, was newly engaged to longtime girlfriend, Adrianna Macias. Macias...
View ArticleWitches of San Marcos
Throughout the years, folklore sightings of a witch mother and daughter duo haunting the San Marcos River have been seen. Genevieve Gery and daughter Isabelle have been named the witches of San Marcos....
View ArticleACL Weekend Two Wrap Up
Baby boomers and millennials danced during this weekend’s Austin City Limits Music Festival Oct. 7-9. in Zilker Park. Friday The festival kicked off Friday with an electronic beat and head banging...
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