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Conservation initiative hosts educational discussion on wildlife crossings

Conservation initiative hosts educational discussion on wildlife crossings

Every year, Montana road maintenance crews collect 6,000 to 7,000 animal carcasses from the sides of roads, most of which are the result of wildlife-vehicle collisions, according to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. Currently, Montana has the second highest likelihood of wildlife-vehicle collisions in the country,

MSU searches for new vice provost of graduate education

Dean of the Graduate School Deborah Haynes is retiring on June 1, and MSU is currently looking for her replacement. A series of open forums was held last Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday as part of the ongoing search. Three candidates from universities across the country presented ideas to a search

Proposed AI data centers raise concerns from Montanans

Proposed AI data centers raise concerns from Montanans

The AI data center industry is making its way into Montana, raising a slew of concerns for many residents. Last Monday, the Montana Environmental Information Center (MEIC) held a panel discussion at the Gallatin Gateway Community Center to discuss environmental and ethical issues surrounding the presence of AI data centers

Bozeman locals give advice on how to survive the incoming Yellowstone tsunami

Bozeman locals give advice on how to survive the incoming Yellowstone tsunami

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Yellowstone National Park is gone and Bozeman will soon be next. The park’s trademark geysers erupted simultaneously last weekend, sending a massive flood

Eckroth Music to relocate, current site set to be replaced by apartment complex

Eckroth Music to relocate, current site set to be replaced by apartment complex

Eckroth Music, a long-standing music store on the corner of 7th and Mendenhall, is slated for demolition. The store will relocate to a different spot in Bozeman and an apartment complex is set to take its place. Eckroth Music has been in Bozeman for 32 years and at its

ASMSU hosts “Pray for Snow” festival in place of annual Rail Jam

ASMSU hosts “Pray for Snow” festival in place of annual Rail Jam

Students braced the cold to enjoy food and watch local bands at the Pray for Snow music festival last Saturday. The event was held as a replacement for the annual Rail Jam skiing and snowboarding competition. The Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) and the Office of Student Engagement normally host

Montana Skatepark Association donates $100,000 to Ennis park fundraiser

Montana Skatepark Association donates $100,000 to Ennis park fundraiser

Authors and skateboarders Andy Kemmis and Chris Bacon recently donated $100,000 on behalf of the Montana Skatepark Association (MSA) toward a fundraiser for a new skate park in Ennis. The pair announced the donation during a reading and signing of their new book, “Grit to Grind,” held in the