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Recent workshop introduces laughter's role in overcoming stress

Recent workshop introduces laughter's role in overcoming stress

To introduce an alternative approach to stress relief and leadership, the Montana Leadership Institute (MLI) at MSU recently held “The Humor Habit,” a workshop led by MLI's Daniel Lanske and Jadon Belitz and hosted by author, guest speaker and advocate for laughter, Paul Osincup. Aimed at integrating humor

Nationwide surge in pro-Palestine action finds voice in Montana

Nationwide surge in pro-Palestine action finds voice in Montana

In the expansive landscape of Montana, a grassroots movement known as Montanans for Palestine (MT4Palestine) has emerged, dedicating itself to public education about the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and advocating for Palestinian rights, according to outreach representative Noelle Huser. Local members Sophia Fortunato and Sudha Petluri expressed that

Federal investigation knocks at MSU’s door

Federal investigation knocks at MSU’s door

MSU is currently facing scrutiny from the Department of Education for multiple allegations concerning violations of federal civil rights laws. According to the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Right’s (OCR) case processing manual, these investigations are focused on the university's adherence to Title

Leadership fostered within Fraternity and Sorority Life

Leadership fostered within Fraternity and Sorority Life

MSU's Dean of Students Office spearheaded the inaugural Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI) workshop, hosted at Chico Hot Springs from Jan. 9 to Jan. 12, which was attended by 47 students from the Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL). By focusing on value-based leadership and fostering meaningful dialogues on

MSU's HEART Initiative presents the complexities of human trafficking

MSU's HEART Initiative presents the complexities of human trafficking

The HEART Initiative at MSU recently hosted a panel that focused on human trafficking in the Gallatin Valley. The discussion featured members from the MSU Police Department, the Bozeman Police Department, Haven and the Help Center’s Sexual Assault Counseling Center. The event was a part of the HEART Initiative&

Project Connect applications open to MSU students

Project Connect applications open to MSU students

ProjectConnect is available now for its sixth semester here at MSU. The program has been adapted to MSU’s college environment through campus’s Counseling & Psychological Services (CPS). Its goal is to build student connection and improve mental health. According to ProjectConnect's official website, the program involves

Creating bonds of support with MSU’s first-generation students

Creating bonds of support with MSU’s first-generation students

The First-Generation Students Association (FGSA) at MSU hosted the “First-Gen Experiences — A First-Gen Student Panel” last Tuesday evening in the Strand Union Building. The event was organized to create a welcoming atmosphere for first-generation students, it included a panel of first-generation students ready to talk