Texas State’s Daris Hale named Fulbright Ambassador
Texas State University School of Music Senior Lecturer Daris Hale was recently named a Fulbright Ambassador after being nominated for the position in January.
Author Elissa Schappell to hold readings at Texas State
nationally-recognized author and editor Elissa Schappell will share her work and sign books on Feb. 23 in San Marcos and on Feb. 24 in Kyle.
De la Teja named Supple Professor of Southwestern Studies
Jesús F. de la Teja, Regents’ and University Distinguished Professor of History, has been named the Jerome H. and Catherine E. Supple Professor of Southwestern Studies at Texas State University-San Marcos beginning Sept. 1.
Black lawyer who defended Klan grand master to speak on campus
Noted civil rights attorny Anthony Griffin will share his stories and experiences defending first amendment rights during a free event Thursday on the Texas State University campus.
UPD investigates chemical spill
The Texas State University Police Department is investigating an incident involving a suspicious chemical spill. According to police, the incident occurred on the third floor men’s restroom in the Evans Liberal Arts Building.
Oilman to speak at McCoy business college
T. Paul Bulmahn, chairman, CEO and founder of international offshore oil and gas development company ATP, will give a talk about entrepreneurship and his experience in the oil and gas industry on Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in San Marcos.
Aspiring writers, poets to read from their works at Alkek
Writers and poets in Texas State University’s Master’s of Fine Arts Creative Writing program will share their work in the Wittliff Collections in San Marcos on Tuesday, Feb. 14.
Texas State researcher warns of coming vampire bat invasion
Texans are used to putting up with the consequences of notoriously hot summers, but if researchers’ predictions are correct, then record drought and wildfires won’t be the only hazards residents of the Lone Star State will have to contend with in the future.
Texas State to remove bur oak tree at River House
A bur oak tree growing in the parking lot of the River House on the Texas State University campus is at critical risk of failure and will be removed on Feb. 11.
Texas State’s O’Neal named ‘College Teacher of the Year’ at conference
Sharon O’Neal, Texas State University associate professor, was named the 2012 “College Teacher of the Year” at the 47th annual Texas Council of Teachers of English Language Arts Conference and Exhibition on Jan. 20.
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