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How on-campus yoga opens up the body and the mind

How on-campus yoga opens up the body and the mind

At the Student Wellness Center (SWC), yoga class offers more than just physical flexibility. It’s a chance to reset your mind, body and spirit, all while finding peace in the present moment. Yoga is one of six all-inclusive group fitness classes offered at the SWC. Signing up is

Outside Kind pushes for peace in the great outdoors

When trail rage hits harder than the cold mountain wind, Outside Kind steps in to remind people that kindness is the best gear for any outdoor adventure. Outside Kind is an alliance of organizations based in Bozeman that aims to address outdoor conflicts through proper outdoor etiquette education, according to

Blood, sweat, blue and gold: How the Cat-Griz game unites Bobcats through five generations

Blood, sweat, blue and gold: How the Cat-Griz game unites Bobcats through five generations

For MSU football, the game isn’t just played on the field — it’s passed down through generations. The Cat-Griz game — which was nicknamed the Brawl of the Wild in the late 1990s — is a fiery rivalry game involving two Montana universities: MSU and University of Montana (UM). With

MSU cross country races to the top at Big Sky Championships

MSU cross country races to the top at Big Sky Championships

When it comes to practicing, competing and placing, MSU’s cross country team doesn’t just run the distance — they go the extra mile. This past Friday, Nov. 1, the team traveled to Pocatello, Idaho to compete in the 2024 Big Sky Conference (BSC) Championships. Both the men’s and

Conversing about grizzly bear and wolf conservation

Conversing about grizzly bear and wolf conservation

“FTG” is a saying MSU students know all too well. However, on Friday Oct. 18, internationally-renowned bear expert Chris Servheen made his way to Bozeman to proclaim a love for the grizzlies — and wolves — that make the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) their home. Servheen, a biologist and conservationist, and

Montana's CI-128: A pivotal vote on reproductive rights this election season

In Montana — and in the U.S. at large — one of the most pressing issues on the ballot this election is reproductive rights. The overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 — which ended the federal right to abortion — ignited much of the current discourse. This election season, Montana’s Constitutional

Hear from Montana's candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives

Hear from Montana's candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives

There are five candidates running for the U.S. House of Representatives, two for the Eastern District and three for the Western District. Read on to hear their responses to the Exponent’s 2024 candidate questionnaire. Candidates were given three weeks to respond to the questionnaire and were given word