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Tuition refund lawsuit filed against MSU

Tuition refund lawsuit filed against MSU

MSU student Anthony Cordero has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of Butte alleging that MSU broke a contractual agreement with its tuition-paying students when classroom instruction was moved online last spring. Cordero, represented by Adrian A. Miller and Michelle M. Sullivan of Sullivan Miller Law

Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to the Supreme Court

Amy Coney Barrett, President Trump’s third Supreme Court nominee, was confirmed to the highest court in the U.S. on Monday, Oct. 26. With just eight days until the 2020 presidential election, Barrett solidifies the originalist wing of the court. Barrett, a graduate from and a former professor of

Planting saplings for a brighter future

Planting saplings for a brighter future

For the eighth consecutive year, MSU was named a Tree Campus USA, joining the ranks of several U.S. universities and colleges who have demonstrated a commitment to fostering a tree-friendly campus. Tree Campus USA designations are made by the Arbor Day Foundation based on an application outlining adherence

City commissioner appointment raises new controversy

Following the abrupt resignation of former Bozeman mayor Chris Mehl, several positions were suddenly vacant in Bozeman’s local government. Cyndy Andrus, who was serving as both a city commissioner and deputy mayor, rose to fill the vacancy left by Mehl’s resignation. The city commission then voted to promote

MSU receives NASA grant to study black holes

MSU astrophysicist Amy Reines has been awarded a grant from NASA to search for the origin of supermassive black holes. The three-year, $750,000 NASA Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research Grant (EPSCoR), will provide Reines with funding and support to continue her research into black holes, a subject

Addressing COVID-19 Rumors Re: Housing

Addressing COVID-19 Rumors Re: Housing

As we approach the halfway mark of the fall semester, many students are surprised that we have been able to remain on campus and attend in-person classes at MSU. Amid the third surge of coronavirus cases in Gallatin County, rumors are buzzing across campus. The Exponent reached out to

The curious case of Trump's taxes

Following years of President Trump’s choice to not release tax records amid his 2016 presidential campaign and current role as president, the New York Times has begun releasing a series of articles detailing President Trump’s tax and income history dating back to 2000. The first article in the