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Célia Koh

A preview on an upcoming student dissertation defense on the aesthetics of living

Jesine Munson, a doctorate student in american studies, approached her dissertation, “Re-imagining John Dewey for the 21st Century: The Aesthetics of Living-Praxis for Social Utility,” by looking at what she would call the aesthetics of living. Simply put, seeing art and beauty in the way we live includes

Powwow brings Bozeman together to celebrate Native American culture

Powwow brings Bozeman together to celebrate Native American culture

The rhythmic beat of the drums echoed through Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, mingling with dancers' vibrant colors and intricate movements as they gathered for the annual American Indian Council (AIC) powwow. "In the past, we had all those enemies. We made powwows to find common ground with each other,

The long awaited season two of “Shadow and Bone” was worth the wait

“The Darkling slumped back in his chair. ‘Fine,’ he said with a weary shrug. ‘Make me your villain,’” this iconic line is featured in Leigh Bardugo’s “Shadow and Bone” and has become a symbol of the series. Whether you have read the books, watched season one in 2021, discovered

Afro-cultural night bridges gap between cultures

Afro-cultural night bridges gap between cultures

Last week, MSU students had the opportunity to experience African culture without stepping foot on an airplane. Africa is a diverse continent. It includes 54 countries, more than 1.4 billion inhabitants, and four main language groups, with about 2,000 languages. Edwin Allan, treasurer and executive member of the

Afro-cultural night bridges gap between cultures

Afro-cultural night bridges gap between cultures

Last week, MSU students had the opportunity to experience African culture without stepping foot on an airplane. Africa is a diverse continent. It includes 54 countries, more than 1.4 billion inhabitants, and four main language groups, with about 2,000 languages. Edwin Allan, treasurer and executive member of the

Spoilers are the nemesis of the MCU

I have a strict no-spoiler policy of my own regarding the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). To the point that I don’t even watch the trailers until after I watch the movies. But for the release of “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” this Friday, Feb. 17, I am

The age of “Marvelocity” visits the MOR

The age of “Marvelocity” visits the MOR

Superheroes – and a world-famous artist who brought them to life – are currently being featured at the Museum of the Rockies. Some call it a feud, others just a preference. Either way, DC and Marvel comics have been rivals for decades. Initially a friendly competition, small arguments kept the spark