Stories Archive

Digital Marketing Manager, University Advancement

Texas State UPD welcomed therapy K9s Pawfficer Mando and Baloo to support student well-being. The certified dogs patrol campus, providing calm, connection, and trauma-informed support.

Associate Professor in the Ingram School of Engineering, Director of the CREATE University Transportation Center, and Interim Director of the TXST Infrastructure Research Lab 

Copy Editor & Writer, Division of Marketing & Communications 

Director of Post Award Support Services of Sponsored Programs, Division of Research 

Case Manager for the Compassion Advocacy Resources & Education (CARE) Team, Dean of Students Office 

Commencement Coordinator, Curriculum & Academic Programs 

Director of Sports Medicine 

Professor of Instruction and Internship Coordinator, Department of Management, McCoy College of Business 

Austin Regional Manager, Office of Undergraduate Admissions

Administrative Assistant III, Round Rock Campus 

Associate Professor of Physics and 2025 Presidential Seminar Award winner 

Professor in the Department of Engineering Technology and Associate Director of the Materials Science, Engineering, and Commercialization program

Professor of Business Law, Department of Finance & Economics 

Chief Medical Officer, University Health Services

On the road for the United States Grand Prix in October 2025, the Aston Martin Aramco F1 Team stopped in San Marcos to hold a question and answer session with the Ingram School of Engineering.

After a decade at Texas State, Isabella Vigil completes her Ph.D., celebrating her growth as a scholar and leader while embracing creativity, identity, and community-centered leadership.

Five seniors in the Department of Respiratory Care at TXST Round Rock volunteered in the Austin City Limits (ACL) music festival’s medical tent, treating nearly 500 concert goers and staff.

Featuring TXST Women's Sports for Women's History Month

At 80 years old, Ian Whitehead earned a master’s degree in cultural anthropology from TXST, capping off a decades-long academic journey inspired by a life of global travel and curiosity.

Volunteers and local artists brought color and safety to downtown San Marcos by painting wildlife-themed murals on crosswalks and curb extensions.