Staff Report SAN MARCOS - During her last week as President of Texas State University, Denise Trauth sent the following farewell message to the university community. Dear Friends, As I enter my final week as president of Texas State University, there is only one thing left to say -- thank you. Many ...

Staff Report SAN MARCOS — Texas State University is recognizing President Denise Trauth's 20 years of service.  The Texas State University System Board of Regents unanimously granted Trauth with President  Emeritus  status and renamed the Undergraduate Academic Center (UAC) in her honor  — Trauth wi...

Staff Report SAN MARCOS -- Texas State University students will be attending classes remotely for a short period of time. In response to the surge of COVID-19 cases, the university announced Monday that classes will be temporarily moved to online or remote delivery Jan. 18 through Jan. 30. "I cannot...

By Megan Wehring SAN MARCOS -- Texas State University President Denise Trauth announced that she will retire effective May 31, 2022. "I have decided it is time to move on to the next chapter of my life," Trauth wrote in an email to Texas State students, faculty and staff. "There are no adequate word...

Innovation is disruption. That was the theme of the Innovation Summit, which is sponsored annually by the Greater San Marcos Partnership (GSMP). “Innovation is thriving here deep in the heart of the Texas Innovation Corridor,” GSMP President Adriana Cruz told the business leaders, elected officials ...

Four of the five people who had been reported missing following the July 20 San Marcos apartment fire have now been identified as victims, according to a city of San Marcos press release. As authorities continue to comb through the rubble, an investigation involving multiple state and federal entiti...