Stories from fans of the beautiful natural river on Texas State University’s campus.
By Bethany LeBeau, Kaiti Evans, Tae Gallegos and Garrett Moore
For Texas State University students, Sewell Park is the go-to social hub in the spring and summer months. As final’s week approaches, students have already begun laying on bikini hill to work on their tans. Others float the river in tubes or kayak through the falls. No matter the preference, all students agree that Sewell is the best place to relax on a sunny day between classes. Grab your towels, throw on a bathing suit and bring your homework because a day at Sewell Park before the end of the semester is good for anything.
Video Story by Kaiti Evans
Photo Story by Garrett Moore
This is some kayak storage in outdoor recreation area at Sewell. 
The canoes get put away in the storage room at the end of the class. 
This Texas State student found a way to nap at Sewell. 
This squirrel at Sewell Park posed for a picture. 
John Johnson and one of his students shared a canoe Tuesday afternoon 
Johnson’s canoeing class ended their trip at Sewell. 
Students got out of their canoes at the dock in Sewell. 
Johnson’s Canoeing 1198 class finshed up by putting away their canoes. 
Texas State student, Juliette Barrilleaux found a spot to study. 
You can find all kinds of animals and plants at Sewell Park. 
John Johnson posed for a picture after playing his paddle like a bass guitar. 
The life-jackets get put away in the storage room.
Audio Story by Bethany LeBeau
Audio Story by Tae Gallegos
Graphic by Kaiti Evans
Graphic by Garrett Moore
