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Christina Gibbs

ASMSU condemns proposed rise in NorthWestern Energy’s utility rate

MSU’s student senate has condemned a proposed utility rate increase by NorthWestern Energy in an effort to urge the company to pivot away from expensive and environmentally damaging electricity generation. NorthWestern filed the request to increase electricity rates with Montana’s Public Service Commission (PSC), which regulates the state’

Independent course strives to improve climate literacy on campus

A tiny political science independent study course has made climate education across campus the singular focus of its semester. PSCI 492 is a 3 credit independent study course, taught by political science professor Paul Lachapelle and soil landscape processes professor Tony Hartshorn. The students are aiming to boost climate literacy,

ASMSU political team opens communication between students and state legislators

ASMSU political team opens communication between students and state legislators

The state legislature in Helena may seem an unreachable place for many students who want to effect social and political change. But as the state legislative session gets underway, politically organized ASMSU students are bridging the gap between students and legislators. To do so, last fall ASMSU hired Lorelei Michael-

ASMSU Supreme Court to launch pilot program for academic mediators

ASMSU Supreme Court to launch pilot program for academic mediators

The ASMSU Supreme Court is gearing up to launch a new academic mediator pilot program for solving grievances between students and faculty members. The project, led by associate justices Kaylee Stubbs, Garrett Wright and Jackson Krause, sprung from the process of revising the student Code of Conduct in the fall

Bozeman seeks public input for new community center

Bozeman is a city on the rise — population-wise, that is. With the explosion of residents moving here, the city is hoping to open a new community center. On Thursday, Jan. 19, an open house at the Bozeman Public Safety Center showcased what the proposed center may include: a branch

$6 million approved from Board of Regents to plan new residence hall

$6 million approved from Board of Regents to plan new residence hall

At the beginning of this semester, University Student Housing ran into difficulties organizing students into residence halls as a result of increased enrollment. To remedy this situation, MSU hopes to consolidate resources to build a new residence hall for students. At the last Board of Regents meeting, on Nov. 17

ASMSU hosts first annual State of the Union

ASMSU hosted its first State of the Union Address on Tuesday, Nov. 29, designed to give students the opportunity to sit down with student government representatives and discuss ongoing projects and the student government’s vision for the future. All 21 ASMSU senators, the executive branch, the seven ASMSU Supreme