TXST A-Z
Alkek Library, you’ll remember these stairs.
Boko the Bobcat was named in 1964.
Crystal clear waters of the spring-fed San Marcos River run through campus.
Downtown San Marcos, otherwise known as The Square!
“Eat ’Em Up, Cats” is a favorite cheer here at TXST.
Fighting Stallions is a sculpture & free speech area.
Gaillardias are the official school flower & inspiration for our school colors.
Hill Country is gorgeous & we get to call it home!
Internship opportunities are plenty at TXST!
Jones Dining, the perfect place when you’re hangry.
Kayaks, the best way to explore San Marcos waterways.
Lyndon B. Johnson graduated from TXST in 1930.
Mermaids do exist in San Marcos!
Native & Indigenous people called the region home more than 13,000 years ago.
Old Main was TXST’s first building & opened in 1903.
Paw Prints can be found on the floor of The Wittliff Collections.
The Quad is the heart of our San Marcos Campus.
River Jump, our unique graduation tradition.
Strutters are our dance team established in 1960.
Turtles love Texas State waterways.
Undergrad degrees, TXST offers 99.
Victory Star shines bright after a TXST victory!
Wacker Field is named after legendary coach Jim Wacker.
Xylophone, yup, we have one in our school marching band.
Y’all know this one. It’s Texas State. What did you expect?
Zamora, Maria Elena was the first Hispanic to attend TXST in 1906.