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Brooke DeSnyder

Terrain Park Jam carves out community

Terrain Park Jam carves out community

Skiers and snowboarders convened at Bridger Bowl on Saturday for the annual Terrain Park Jam (TPJ). Alongside the competitive atmosphere inherent in any contest, a spirit of inclusivity and positive encouragement permeated the event as competitors showcased their skills one grind, hop and spin at a time. The TPJ — hosted

Skiing for connection with Friends On Hill

Skiing for connection with Friends On Hill

No matter who you are and what you do, finding a community can feel challenging and scary. With the ski season now in full swing, Friends On Hill (FOH) aims to facilitate meaningful connections among skiers and snowboarders, one turn at a time. FOH was created during the 2023-24

Pallet possession banned in Bozeman Ranger District

Pallet possession banned in Bozeman Ranger District

Popped tires and forest fires are no fun for anyone, and pallet fires have become such an issue in the Custer Gallatin National Forest — especially in Hyalite Canyon — that the Bozeman Ranger District (BRD) has implemented a new ban on possessing pallets within its jurisdiction. Before Jan. 1, anyone who

Club Wrestling pins down purpose off campus

Club Wrestling pins down purpose off campus

In 2019, the original wrestling club at MSU disbanded after the roof of the Marga Hosaeus Fitness Center collapsed. When spring of 2023 came around, junior and Club President David Long decided it was time to bring MSU Club Wrestling back. Since then, the club has seen a lot of

Shred costs to shred more with the BSF Ski Swap

Shred costs to shred more with the BSF Ski Swap

“Broke” and “college student” are words that seem to constantly get paired. Bozeman has a large skiing culture, but it is not always affordable for some students. Passes to Bridger Bowl run upwards of $1,160 for young adults, according to bridgerbowl.com, and ski equipment is also expensive. Snow

Physical fighting is only half the battle for MSU Taekwondo

Physical fighting is only half the battle for MSU Taekwondo

When one pictures Taekwondo, images of people aggressively kicking and punching each other often come to mind. While striking is an essential element of the sport, Taekwondo disciplines not just the body but also the mind. The MSU Taekwondo Club is no exception. The club, which was created in 2021,

Ousel Falls is worth the drive

Though the Bozeman area has some beautiful sights, opportunities to get outside await in all parts of the Gallatin County. Ousel Falls trail is a great option for students looking for their next outdoor adventure. The Ousel Falls trailhead is just off of South Fork Road in Big Sky, about