Texas State and its River System Institute will soon host an historic three-day reunion and celebration for former employees of Aquarena Springs Resort.
It’s Mass Comm Week at Texas State, where many speakers engaged to spice up the annual event. The lectures and discussions are free and open to the public.
Author Daniel Pink’s free public lectures, originally slated for the LBJ Student Center Mall on Wednesday, have been relocated to Evans Auditorium due to expected inclement weather.
The Stars of Texas Music Legacy Series will feature Band of Heathens and The Trishas for a concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Glade outdoor theatre on the Texas State campus. The event is free and open to the public.
Texas State University will present two once-act operas at the Wine Cellar on consecutive Thursday and Friday nights, Oct. 15 -16 and 22-23.
Texas State presents a modern, but none the less harrowing, look at love, marriage and the battle of the sexes in Charles Mee’s play “Big Love” at the Theatre Center on campus this week.
The Center for Texas Music History at Texas State sponsored two programs that recently won prestigious national awards.
In October, the EmilyAnn Theatre, 1103 FM 2325 in Wimberley, will present a new play with a new Theater Operations Manager. Although “new” is somewhat of a misnomer since Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar was first produced in 1599 and newly named operations manager, Bridget Farias, first directed for the theater in 2008.
While there has been no breach of sanitary conditions, Texas State has closed Commons Hall for renovation due to recent problems with rodents in the building. Students regularly take meals at Commons Dining Hall.
Calling all HUBs! In its continuing efforts to reach Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUBs), Texas State will hold a vendor outreach and economic opportunity on Sept. 23 from 1-5 p.m. at the City of San Marcos Conference Center.
