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Clare Genovese

POT house gets a fresh new look

POT house gets a fresh new look

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Pi Omega Theta (POT) has historically had a difficult time keeping its house clean, but now the frat house is now unexpectedly glowing. With

MSU Library celebrates Women's History Month with Edit-a-thon

MSU Library celebrates Women's History Month with Edit-a-thon

The third floor of the MSU Library is typically known for its silence. However, on March 4, students, faculty and community members gathered in the Center for Faculty Excellence & the Research Alliance to participate in the library’s second annual Wikipedia Edit-a-thon (WEAT). This year's

Sold-out Drag Armory show centers queer joy

Sold-out Drag Armory show centers queer joy

The Gallatin Labor Temple in downtown Bozeman was packed on Feb. 28 for the sold-out debut show for the Drag Armory (DA) — formerly known as Haus of the Pistols. From 18-year-olds attending their first drag show to those who've been part of the scene since

Discover the joy of hula with the Pacific Islander Student Association

The atmosphere in the Student Wellness Center (SWC) was in stark contrast to the below-freezing winter weather. While snow was flurrying outside, students in Studio Room 1 could be found dancing to “Ulupalakua” by Baba B, a hula song describing cowboy culture in Hawai’i. On Wednesday, April 19,

MSU Science Night returns for entire Bozeman community

MSU Science Night returns for entire Bozeman community

The walls of the SUB ballrooms rang with laughter and excitement as MSU Science Night (MSUSN) welcomed an evening crowd on Thursday, Feb. 6. There, kids were engrossed by the different science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) activities and experiences, while parents helped their children with crafts at circular tables

“Gems of the High Plains”: an album 15 years in the making

The contents of this album review reflect the opinion of the writer and not the Exponent as a whole. The best kind of music is the kind that transports you back to the childhood road trips your family had in 2009. The recently released album “Gems of the High Plains”