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Braden Urion

Democratic debate draws crowd

Bozeman citizens excitedly gathered in the Crawford Theatre inside the Emerson Center for Arts & Culture on Friday, Feb. 21 to listen to the Democratic candidates campaigning in Montana’s senatorial and gubernatorial races hosted by the Gallatin County Democrats. The debate, moderated by former Montana Supreme Court Justice Mike

There's a fly in my soup

There's a fly in my soup

Sustainability and accessibility were the names of the game for this year’s 32nd annual Bug Buffet hosted by MSU in the SUB ballrooms. The buffet drew in a large crowd, nearing 550 people by the time I arrived, around 1 p.m. People from all around Bozeman showed up

Parasite takes home Best Picture

Since 1927, the Oscars have been the premier award show for films and the people who make them. In 2020, the Oscars did something incredible. For the first time in Oscar history an international film was awarded Best Picture. “Parasite” and its writer, director and producer Bong Joon Ho was

I Loved Marvel Before It Was Cool

“Star Wars”, “Avengers”, “Cinderella”, “Incredibles”, “Jasmine”, “The Simpsons”, “X-Men”, “Die Hard”...these are just a few of the brands that Disney owns. At this point, Disney is a mighty dragon guarding one of the greatest treasure troves in human existence. We cannot allow their affront to the decency of

The First 29: A story of genuine patriotism

The MSU Leadership Institute invited the Bozeman community into the SUB Ballrooms this past Wednesday, Feb. 5 to listen to Zonnie Gorman tell an inspiring story set against the backdrop of World War II. Gorman is the daughter of Carl Gorman, one of the 29 original Navajo code talkers, known

THE HEART Initiative: Putting a Red Light on Human Trafficking

THE HEART Initiative: Putting a Red Light on Human Trafficking

Human trafficking is a multi-billion dollar industry that adversely affects millions of people each year. It is one of the fastest growing sectors of the black market – a business based around exploiting desperate, vulnerable people – but this February, MSU students have the chance to meet and listen to local