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Person tests positive for Tuberculosis on San Marcos campus

Tuberculosis · San Marcos

Person tests positive for Tuberculosis on San Marcos campus

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Commissioners Court proclaims the humane treatment of immigrants in custody, recognizing LGBTQIA+ Pride Month.

Immigration · Hays County

Commissioners Court proclaims the humane treatment of immigrants in custody, recognizing LGBTQIA+ Pride Month.

During its June 10 meeting, the Hays County Commissioners Court affirmed its commitment to the “Constitutional and Humane Treatment of Immigrants in Custody,” advocating for due process and the protection of habeas corpus. They also declared June 2025 as LGBTQIA+ Pride Month. According to the resolution, the transparency and accountability in the treatment, detention, and transport of people within Hays County are not only a matter of good gover…Read Article

Texas State track and field reflects on successful season

From sweeping the Sun Belt Outdoor Conference Championships to ranking inside the top 25 in the nation, the Texas State track and field season has been a success. The Sun Belt Conference Track and Field Coach of the Year John Frazier believes that the team’s success stems from consistency. “It’s a lifestyle, no one is perfect but if you are doing the right things most of the time, you are more likely to be successful,” Frazier said. “Getting to …San Marcos, Texas · San Marcos Read Article

‘Right place to be’: how incoming freshmen found TXST

From meeting familiar faces to crafting one’s path, incoming students have multiple factors that led them to choose Texas State as the next step in their education. The University Star posted on its Instagram and spoke with three incoming freshmen from the class of 2029 to ask how they discovered Texas State and aspects of university life they look forward to. Liz Melito Incoming performance freshman Liz Melito poses for graduation pictures, Wed…Education · San Marcos Read Article

Student Protests Cannot Be Silenced

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Student protest isn’t a threat, it’s essential. And when students take their grievances to the streets, their actions are not met with understanding, but with accusations of disruption and threats to public order. Even peaceful student actions, such as the recent pro-Palestinian encampment at UT Austin, have been met with swift and forceful suppression. Although it’s controversial, these acts of defiance force us to reflect on what’s happening a…Palestine · Palestine See the Story

Mermaid Society dives into new environmental programs for river

Glittering mermaid costumes made of household items flooded the town square as the Mermaid Society of Texas introduced two new programs at the eighth annual Mermaid Capital of Texas Festival on May 17. The festival hosts the theme of “Uniquely San Marcos: Past, Present, and Always” each year. It reminds people of the city’s uniqueness because of the San Marcos River and the need to protect it. With this goal in mind, the Mermaid Society implemen…San Marcos, Texas · San Marcos Read Article

Texas State softball season in review

Heading into the 2025 season, two things were simultaneously true for Texas State softball: Expectations were sky-high and nobody quite knew what to expect. Hard to imagine, but that’s the product of a program coming off of a Sun Belt Tournament championship victory and NCAA regional championship appearance, all while boasting a completely new look on the field this year. Here is a look back on the Bobcats’ 2025 season. The 2025 season was fille…San Marcos, Texas · San Marcos Read Article

TXST Implements AI Tools Across Campus, Classes

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Texas State has integrated artificial intelligence (AI) tools throughout campus and some classes as concerns over AI’s role in higher education grow. While Texas State does not have an official AI policy, the Division of Information Technology has initial guidelines for students and faculty on information security, data privacy and academic integrity when using AI in classes and curriculum. Kimberly Conner, Texas State IT digital strategies lead…Artificial Intelligence See the Story

San Marcos considering entry fee at Rio Vista Park for out-of-town visitors

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The city of San Marcos recently proposed a new fee for parts of the river to keep it clean during the summer.San Marcos, California · San Marcos See the Story

First Tuesday Film Series debuts documentary on sanitation workers

Warm light falls on a crane truck in a rainy Austin airstrip. The operator keeps his grip firm and steady. He turns the machine’s rounded claw into the outstretched hand of a dancer. The First Tuesday Film Series will host the San Marcos premiere of the documentary “Trash Dance” at 7 p.m. on June 3 at the Price Center. The film follows choreographer Allison Orr as she befriends dozens of Austin sanitation workers and convinces them to participat…San Marcos, Texas · San Marcos Read Article

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