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Christina Gibbs

Know where you’re safe: VOICE Center educates about Red Zone

Know where you’re safe: VOICE Center educates about Red Zone

Starting college can be an exciting but scary experience and taking personal safety into account is sometimes easier said than done. According to the MSU VOICE Center, our campus is in the Red Zone until October 4. The Red Zone is recognized as the first six weeks of classes on

Campus changes under Zink and Ramirez

Jacob Zink and Melissa Ramirez have been elected as the President and Vice President for the Associated Students of Montana State University (ASMSU). Each a former senator, the pair campaigned with the intent to improve campus and community outreach, adding to ASMSU’s engagement events and activities. The pair started

Safety concerns subject of protest in front of Montana Hall

Roughly 20 students gathered in front of Montana Hall Wednesday, April 19, in protest of what they said was evidence of a lack of communication and support from the university to address issues of sexual assault, suicide and discrimination that students face on campus. The protest came on the heels

Lyman Creek water rights dispute continues between landowners and city of Bozeman

Lyman Creek water rights dispute continues between landowners and city of Bozeman

Concern over water use and wildlife habitat has sparked an ongoing disagreement between the city of Bozeman and a local landowning couple. The location of concern is Lyman Creek — a tributary to Bridger Creek and one of Bozeman’s oldest water sources. The couple that currently lives on the property

Week of Belonging generates mixed responses from students

Week of Belonging generates mixed responses from students

In light of recent campus events including the death threats made against the Queer Straight Alliance (QSA) and the Young Americans for Liberty (YAL), the Office of the President and the Associated Students of Montana State University (ASMSU) student government created a series of events called the Week of Belonging,

GIS research on snow aims to prevent future rooftop collapses

GIS research on snow aims to prevent future rooftop collapses

In the winter of 2019, the roof of the North and South gyms of the Marga Hosaeus Fitness Center collapsed after unprecedented heavy snowfall. Now, researchers and undergraduate students are using geographic information system (GIS) technology to prevent future collapses. Eric Sproles, assistant professor of the Department of Earth Sciences,

ASMSU elections underway

It’s that time of year again: the yard signs are out and campaigns for Associated Students of Montana State University (ASMSU) elections are underway. For those who may be unfamiliar, ASMSU is the student-run government on campus that consists of an executive team, a student senate, and a