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Clare Genovese

Extreme History Project pieces together the lost story of Lizzie Williams

Extreme History Project pieces together the lost story of Lizzie Williams

In Downtown Bozeman, where Altitude Gallery and Main Street Quilting Company now sit, there was once a restaurant owned by Lizzie Williams, the first recorded Black woman to own a business in Bozeman. Not a lot is known about Williams. She was born — likely into slavery — in Kentucky sometime around

“Sex Ed 2.0” breaks the taboo around discussions of sexual health

“Sex Ed 2.0” breaks the taboo around discussions of sexual health

Just inside the double doors of the Procrastinator Theater, condoms, Plan B and educational pamphlets covered a table, welcoming guests to a panel discussion on sexual health. Last Thursday, students, faculty and community members were invited to attend “Sex Ed 2.0: What We Didn’t Learn in High School.

‘I just wanted to give back’: Business professor doesn’t let cancer define his commitment

‘I just wanted to give back’: Business professor doesn’t let cancer define his commitment

For business professor Bill Tudor, teaching is at the center of his universe — and he doesn’t let his decade-long battle against cancer slow him down. Between classes and making time for his students, every six weeks Tudor goes to the hospital to receive infusions to treat his cancer.

Painting a picture of the upcoming Fall Art Market

Twice a year, MSU student and alumni artists gather in the Strand Union Building (SUB) for the Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) Arts and Exhibits’ Art Market. The event has been a tradition for as long as anyone can remember, according to Lara Freeburg, ASMSU’s director of arts and

MSU English professor offers a modern twist on a Shakespearean classic

“Exit, pursued by a bear”is widely regarded by both scholars and casual readers as one of Shakespeare's most famous stage directions. This line comes from the play “A Winter’s Tale,” a comedic tragedy that was originally published in 1623. Gretchen Minton, English professor and Shakespearean scholar,

Meet mayoral candidate Brendan O’Connor

Meet mayoral candidate Brendan O’Connor

Unlike most people, Brendan O’Connor doesn't drink caffeine in the morning. He can’t, because he works overnight as a custodian at MSU, and needs to sleep during the day. At 24, O’Connor is the youngest candidate in Bozeman’s 2025 mayoral race. He was born

MSU students weigh in on if tattoos should be silly or serious

MSU students weigh in on if tattoos should be silly or serious

Getting ink injected into your skin can be a big deal, but for some MSU students, it isn’t. Their tattoos range from being deeply meaningful to simply the word "ski" and an arrow pointing at their butt. So, although the art form is undeniably popular, there are