With the closing of Colloquium Bookstore and Textbook Solutions this past year, Texas State students are now forced to buy their textbooks from the university or purchase them online. Students and faculty alike have mixed feelings about there being less competition in town.
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Students will have to work harder to find less expensive textbooks. Online services, like Amazon and Chegg, might provide better deals. Texas State [Freshman/Sophomore/Junior/Senior??] Carli Saville says what's good for the bookstore may not be ideal for students.
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With all off-campus textbook stores officially closed, time will tell if students will continue to buy from the University or if sales will move online. For Bobcat Update, I'm Hope Kronke.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
2/13/20
Hope Kronke
Starting this semester, the University Bookstore is the ONLY place in San Marcos where Texas State students can buy their textbooks. Bobcat Update's Hope Kronke has the story.
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