Texas State awarded $1.5M to help former students complete degrees
The $1.5 million will directly support Bring Bobcats Back, a program created in 2018 to encourage students to return and finish their degrees.
Volunteers search again for missing Texas State student Jason Landry
A usually quiet and empty part of Caldwell County was filled with volunteers, helicopters, and other searching resources to look for Jason Landry.
Third person involved in Texas State football player's death arrested
Christopher Lee Williams, 19, of Manor, was apprehended by the U.S. Marshals Lone Star Fugitive Task Force on Feb. 25 in Manor.
Texas State announces $6.5M in emergency grants for students
Between Feb. 15-28, students can apply for the funding by completing a brief form on the Bobcat Cares webpage.
New details released in search for missing Texas State student
The Caldwell County Sheriff's Office released new details in their search for 21-year-old Jason Landry, who has been missing since Dec. 13.
Search continues in Caldwell County for missing Texas State student
The Caldwell County Sheriff's Office circulated a new missing person poster on social media, which included the most recent picture of Jason taken the same weekend he went missing.
Texas State requiring COVID-19 tests for students, staff living on campus
A letter to students dated Jan. 4 shared what Texas State students are expected to do before returning to campus for the spring semester.
Texas EquuSearch suspending search for missing Texas State student
Texas EquuSearch has announced that it is suspending its search efforts for 21-year-old Texas State student Jason Landry.
Search teams work through 300 acres in search for Texas State student
Jason Landry has been missing since Sunday, December 13, when he left San Marcos to spend Christmas break in Houston with family.
One week later, search continues for missing Texas State student
This is the beginning of the second week of searching for Jason Landry.
Nearly a week after his disappearance, search for missing Texas State student continues
Assisted by Texas Search and Rescue, deputies with Caldwell County Sheriff’s Office combed through a rural area of the county near Luling looking for 21-year-old Texas State student Jason Landry.
Texas State student still missing near Luling
Jason Landry left Texas State University Sunday night for Houston to spend the holiday break with his family. When he reached Luling, Investigators believe Jason made a wrong turn that put him onto Salt Flat Road.
FOX 7 Discussion: Improving response to mental health crises
Richard Martinez, Texas State coordinator of educational programming and outreach, joins Mike Warren on FOX 7 Austin to talk about a virtual simulation program they're rolling out to help with mental health.
Authorities to decide if search continues for missing Texas State student
The search for 21-year-old Jason Landry has been going on since Monday.
Hope fading as search for missing Texas State student ends third day
21-year-old Jason Landry left Texas State University Sunday night and was heading to Houston to be home for the holiday.
Search continues for missing Texas State student
Jason Landry was last seen Sunday night after leaving Texas State University on Christmas break for his home near Houston. Somehow he ended up on Salt Flat Road which parallels Highway 86.
Texas State University holds in-person graduation ceremonies
Texas State University held in-person graduation ceremonies late this week, and over the weekend.
Texas State triples available scholarship funding for fall 2021
Beginning next fall, approximately $15.9 million will be available for freshman assured scholarships, a $10.5 million increase over fall 2020.
SpaceX launch carries Texas State experiment to International Space Station
The experiment will study the effect of spaceflight on the formation of multi-species, biofilm-forming bacterial communities, their ability to corrode stainless steel surfaces, and the effectiveness of disinfectants to clear these biofilms.
Harper-Madison to participate in virtual event at Texas State
Austin City Council member Natasha Harper-Madison is set to participate in a free virtual event at Texas State University on November 19.