The screening of two documentary films about the war in Vietnam will precede the Veteran’s Day celebration in San Marcos. The city will have its annual parade and biscuits and gravy breakfast on Nov. 7
Bobcat Day is open to all students and parents wishing to learn more about Texas State. No reservations are required for Saturday’s event. Tours and sessions will fill attendees with lots of information on Texas State.
City officials believe San Marcos has secured water supplies to last until 2070 after reports from the city’s efficiency task force and McLain Decision Support System on water and wastewater utilities.
The Department of Information Technology at Texas State will hold its 5th annual Cyber Security Awareness Day Wednesday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., in the LBJ Student Center Ballroom. The day promotes security awareness and safe computing practices, featuring a variety of vendors and speakers.
The Office of University Marketing at Texas State is sponsoring the Bobcat Tube Video Contest as a part of the launch for the Texas State homepage on YouTube.
The cutting edge program for women’s entrepreneurship in science and technology, Achieving the Commercialization of Technology Ventures through Applied Training for Entrepreneurs (ACTiVATE), will be started at Texas State in October.
Faculty and staff volunteers wrapped yellow ribbons around lamp posts, signs, benches and even the huge marble pillars of the Alkek Library to welcome military veterans to a new semester at Texas State.
This weekend Texas State takes on Angelo State in a much talked-about football game. Music, as always, is full of delightful surprises, and don’t forget about barbecue and movies.
This fall, Texas State students will be able to take Mandarin Chinese for academic credit as the Department of Languages unveils its newest course listings. The classes are made possible by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education to Texas State’s Center for International Studies. The grant is in support of courses with an emphasis on Southeast Asia and China.
Ron Blatchley of College Station has been named as the new chairman of the Texas State University System Board of Regents.
