Many Texas State seniors will be graduating in December, which makes it a good time to order their class rings. Bobcat Update's Dominic Ansley has more on the special meaning rings hold for each student.
A lot of seniors who are completing their studies this semester participate in a long-standing tradition of receiving a class ring. For some, the ring represents the end of a long journey aimed at earning a degree.
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For other Bobcats, it represents the pride that they have in their alma mater.
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Students aren't the only ones who take joy in the process. Employees from Balfour – the company that manufactures the rings – enjoy helping seniors find the perfect ring for the special occasion.
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Some Texas State parents have also made their way to San Marcos to help their Bobcats pick out rings. It's an opportunity for the students to show pride in what they have accomplished during their time here.
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The Texas State Ring Celebration will be held on December 1st at Strahan Coliseum. For Bobcat Update, I'm Dominic Ansley.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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