By Deandra Gonzalez For the art community, the pandemic has brought many new challenges. While some artists had positive inspirations, others felt the negative effects that changed their daily momentum. Alexis Hunter, Texas State art senior, said at the beginning of the pandemic she felt cheated out of the hands-on experience of University. Transferring from […]
By Deborah Omomehin On Aug. 20, 1619, about four hundred years ago, a ship arrived with 20-30 enslaved Africans at Point Comfort in the British colony of Virginia. 1619 is not a year that Americans see has an essential part of American history. To mark the 400th anniversary of the beginning of American slavery, The […]
As San Marcos continuously welcomes newcomers, especially students coming to Texas State University, more and more evening events are popping up around the city. Although a variety of events are now available, San Marcos seems to be rather fond of live entertainment. To be more specific, open-mic nights. Video Story by Edgardo Hernandez. Marina Laredo, […]
