Happy Graduation, Philoso-friends! Even though you are now officially a TXST alum, we will always be here to help you throughout your continuing education, career, and lives. We are wishing you the very best, Class of 2024! ✨ #txst24

#TXST's Bob Fischer, a Philosophy TXST associate professor, joins the Big Ideas TXST podcast to discuss the ethics of insect sentience, a subject that has been debated for centuries. news.txst.edu/inside-txst/bi…

Get ready! The fall 2024 semester begins August 26! Amazing things are coming your way this semester. Get out there and eat ’em up, Cats! #TXST

The College of Liberal Arts and Philosophy's very own, Dr. Anthony Cross, have the chance to represent TXST at SXSW EDU 2025 and YOU can help make that happen! Visit the link in our bio to vote for "The Humanity of AI" panel to make this possible.

Listen now to hear more from Professor Matt Bower!

Interested in the intersection of ethics, animal rights, and advocacy? Join ASAP without commitment! Snacks will be provided. Come join us on Thursday, September 12th at 6PM in Comal 116.

Meet the Graduate House of Representatives! The Grad House is a body of student government that represents you at Texas State. The Grad House addresses concerns at biweekly Graduate House Meetings. To view the schedule and join one of the meetings, visit ow.ly/5r8Q50Tlf64

Happy National Hispanic Heritage Month! hsi.txst.edu

Have you considered getting your PhD in Philosophy? Join us for our info session this Friday to learn about all of your options! Our Philosophy Graduate Advisor, Anthony Cross, will be there to answer any of your questions and have FREE pizza for anybody who attends! 🍕

Join us on Wednesday, October 2nd @ 3:30 PM at the San Marcos Public Library for a dialogue event titled, “Looking at Criminal Justice in Hays County and Beyond.” Click the link in our bio for more details & the complete Dialogue Series schedule! 🔗

Happy Philosophy Dialogue Series season to those who celebrate! All events will take place in Comal 116, the San Marcos Public Library, or Comal 102C which is our department’s conference room. Click the link in our bio to view the full calendar of events. 🔗

Shana Tova! Wishing a fruitful new year to those who celebrate. #RoshHashana

HULU IS COMING TO TXST! 🎥 Dr. Laycock will be discussing his books on exorcism and a film crew from Hulu will be filming the discussion for a documentary! 🍕 Pizza will be provided!

Take a break from midterms to celebrate World Mental Health Day! We know things are getting busy this time of year, so make sure to take a step back and take care of yourself, Bobcats 🧠❤️ #txst #txst28

Did we miss any? Let us know below! ☕️🐾 #TXST #espresso #coffee

Our pumpkin decorating contest begins on Monday, October 21st. Please bring your decorated (not carved!) pumpkin to Comal 102. Voting begins on Monday, October 28th and the winner will be announced on Halloween. A prize is in store for the pumpkin with the most votes ✨

Early voting starts today! If you are registered in Hays County, you can vote on the San Marcos Campus at the LBJ Student Center. First time voters can learn more by watching this video:

Join us for a Religious Studies Halloween celebration with a film screening of The Witch (2015) on October 30th. Snacks, candy, and refreshments provided! 🍬

Your voice and your vote matter. If you are registered to vote in San Marcos, you can vote on campus or any polling place in Hays County during Early Voting (now through Friday) or on Election Day (November 5th).

Dr. Natasha Mikles is giving a talk on Monday, January 27th over the topics discussed in her book, “Shattered Grief: How the Pandemic Transformed the Spirituality of Death in America.” Visit the link in our bio to learn more and RSVP for the free, online talk. 🔗