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Amanda Fulton

ASMSU considering crisis response center, new diversity adviser

ASMSU considering crisis response center, new diversity adviser

A new crisis response center and diversity adviser position on the student government’s Executive Council are in the early stages of development, prompted by feedback received during MSU’s Week of Belonging. The Week of Belonging, a series of events organized by the Associated Students of Montana State University

Hate speech condemned in Faculty Senate resolution

Hate speech condemned in Faculty Senate resolution

The Faculty Senate passed a resolution condemning hate speech last Wednesday, April 5, in front of a room full of students who expressed their frustration and personal experiences with MSU’s response to threats directed at LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC students. The Faculty Senate is the governing body of faculty on

Display of pride flag becomes flashpoint in clash between students, admin over response to death threats

Display of pride flag becomes flashpoint in clash between students, admin over response to death threats

Update: On July 9, 2025, former MSU student Rex Wu pled guilty to one count of cyberstalking, which included sending threatening messages to MSU's Queer-Straight Alliance and to former student Alexandra Lin. He faces five years of imprisonment, a $250,000 fine, and three years of supervised

First-Gen Students Association plans mental health, nutrition and professional development workshops

Since its activities as a recognized student organization were officially launched at the beginning of the spring semester, the First-Generation Students Association (FGSA) has been ramping up its presence on campus. To this end, the FGSA is holding its first official event, a student-centered series of workshops, open

New association emerges to support first-generation students

A student organization aimed at supporting and connecting first-generation students is launching on campus for the first time. Being ‘first-generation’ means that neither of your parents graduated from a four-year college or university. “The journey for everyone is so different. But we can say, ‘Okay, some of

Rendezvous opens for dinner, aims to increase staffing

Rendezvous opens for dinner, aims to increase staffing

Rendezvous has opened its doors for the dinner hordes this semester, expanding its hours from 7 a.m.-2 p.m. to 7 a.m.-7:30 p.m “Our goal has always been to have both places open for dinner,” said Director of Culinary Services Mike Kosevich. “We love

Cutting Down on Consumerism for Christmas

Cutting Down on Consumerism for Christmas

There’s nothing quite like the Christmas season: almost dying on your drive to the mall, nearly getting run over in a grocery store parking lot by an old man who really wants to buy a ham, being trampled in a Walmart by feral mothers searching for the perfect toy.