Chants and instruments filled The Square as around 750 demonstrators gathered and protested at the anti-Trump “No Kings” ...

According to an email sent out by Texas State, an individual on the San Marcos campus was diagnosed with a positive case of ...

During its June 10 meeting, the Hays County Commissioners Court affirmed its commitment to the “Constitutional and Humane ...

At its June 3 meeting, the San Marcos City Council denied the addition of license plate recognition (LPR) surveillance ...

From sweeping the Sun Belt Outdoor Conference Championships to ranking inside the top 25 in the nation, the Texas State track ...

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 ...

“Inside the Capitol” examines key bills from the 89th legislative session that impact the Texas State and San Marcos communities. The session began on Jan. 14 and ends June 2. Senate Bill 8 (SB 8), ...

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At its May 20 meeting, the San Marcos City Council received a presentation on the Point-In-Time (PIT) count on the city’s population experiencing homelessness. On Jan. 23 the Hays County Homeless ...

In a do-or-die elimination game to kick off the Sun Belt Conference tournament, Bryson Dudley and the Texas State Bobcats (27-29) got the last laugh against the tenth-seeded Appalachian State ...

At its May 6 meeting, San Marcos City Council voted to deny a resolution calling for a permanent and immediate ceasefire in “occupied Palestine.” The vote came after hours of passionate public comment ...