Month: December 2022

Navigating the world of small business is a very complex and difficult task at hand for most. It takes dedication, sacrifice, and time. Most people simply do not understand the true extent small businesses have to go through to stay in business. The ability to adapt is vital in the complex and changing world of […]

Commuter Complications Studying for exams, maintaining a decent grade point average, and racking up attendance numbers for social events as if you were trying to catch every single Pokémon in existence. These all appear to be the core worries that a college student is typically faced with. But has anyone ever considered parking to be […]

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By Michael Johnson Despite the gradual removal of restrictions that have been in place thanks to the pandemic, HEB, one of the many large grocery chains within central Texas, has been making all kinds of changes to its policies, initially struggling to navigate COVID-19 due to the bar being raised in order keep shelves stocked […]

For Spring 2022 transfer student Quan DeLacy, he always knew he belonged somewhere else, but he needed to find where. Every year, universities in America spend the third week of October celebrating transfer students. It involves an entire week filled with various events and treats. Ranked 14th in the nation for transfer schools, Texas State University welcomes […]

Schools all around Texas have begun implementing new techniques and practices in order to ensure that all students and staff are safe during the day while on school grounds. In the last five years, there have been multiple shootings in Texas, with two of those happening on Texas school campuses. Along with the shootings, there […]

When looking for a new place to call home and discovering new places all around, one might want to take any and every step in the right direction for themselves. Some might decide that direction might lean towards an apartment, a townhome, or maybe even a house. But for others, it can be their very […]

Every year people decide to go and buy a dog from the local pet shop and these animals are given as a Christmas gift. Nationwide there has been a 25% increase in of animal returns to the shelter by February. However, what many people don’t stop to think about is that many of these poor […]

SAN MARCOS – A Texas State Student and San Marcos resident Share their indigenous experience as National Native American Heritage Month comes to an end.  With Native Americans only making up 0.8% of Texas’s population, NNHAM allows indigenous people to share and reconnect with their culture. Nani Pugh,  a Junior at TXST who identifies with […]

Being a college student is a full time job in itself, but add on the pressure of having to work an actual job and you have a whole other set of responsibilities. This has always been a common struggle for students who support themselves by paying rent, buying groceries, and especially the Texas State students […]