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Can the Griz food drive fosters competitive spirit with community

Can the Griz food drive fosters competitive spirit with community

It’s that time of year again: Cat-Griz season. And fans are eager to prove their school is the best in more ways than one. That competitive spirit is on clear display in the annual Can the Griz food drive. The drive, now entering its 23rd year, encourages students

Anonymous donation promotes College of Agriculture programs

Anonymous donation promotes College of Agriculture programs

A $10 million anonymous donation has been awarded to MSU’s Extension and College of Agriculture. The donation will support precision agriculture, the extension’s 4-H youth development program, and two scholarships within the college According to Mike Becker, MSU’s spokesperson, $5 million of the endowment will contribute

High hopes for Africana Studies Certificate

High hopes for Africana Studies Certificate

Social change starts with a single spark, but who ignites it? The answer: dedicated students. “In the fall of 2019, the College of Letters and Science (CLS) began a concerted effort to develop and offer a new course in the area of Africana Studies,” said MSU’s Senior Diversity and

Petition underway for urban transportation district to be added to ballot

Petition underway for urban transportation district to be added to ballot

Following the 2020 census, Bozeman surpassed 50,000 residents and was redesignated as a “small urban” area, which means the Human Resource Development Council (HRDC) of Bozeman is no longer eligible for federal funds. As a result, ASMSU and the HRDC have begun circulating a petition to establish an Urban

Dining halls struggle with influx of students

Dining halls struggle with influx of students

As students get into the groove of the semester, they’re beginning to plan out their daily routes: What building do I have to be in at what time, when do I have breaks and where do I eat? This year, the latter is not so easily answered. Of MSU’

Off-Campus housing the focus of Oelkers and Roccisano’s plans

Following last spring’s election, Lucas Oelkers and Isabella “Bella'' Roccisano are ASMSU’s new President and Vice President, respectively. Both veteran members of ASMSU, their combined desire to do more for the student body as well as considerable uplift from their peers inspired the pair to run