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Eli Erickson

Putting the Right Foot Forward: Trail Etiquette for the Summer

Putting the Right Foot Forward: Trail Etiquette for the Summer

Now that summer seems to be crawling into view, it’s time to start thinking about which hikes have the best views, which peaks are the most rewarding summits and which trails wreak the most havoc on your knees. While it’s important to consider which trails are the most

Thyme to Try Gallatin College’s Student Bistro

Thyme to Try Gallatin College’s Student Bistro

The tables were already crowded, a long waitlist of almost 45 minutes was queued and all around us, chefs-in-training rushed about: bussing tables, grabbing orders and refilling water. The lunch rush was picking up and they hadn’t even been open for a full hour. It was the

Spring Un-Breakin’ the Bank

Spring Un-Breakin’ the Bank

Traveling for breaks is always fun, but not always worth it. Long road trips can be just as expensive as flights and the great American adventure can no longer rely on hitchhiking and the kindness of strangers. Popular destinations like Seattle, Portland or anywhere in Southern California are pricey to

Limited Opportunities For Humanities Majors

Limited Opportunities For Humanities Majors

MSU’s Career and Internship Fair is advertised as the time to build your network and future corporate ties, to prepare for the future. Because it’s about time we all start thinking about our futures — at least if you’re in the engineering and business schools. If, like me,