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Felix Filson

Don't Be a Fool: Vote

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the MSU Exponent, its editorial staff, advisers, or Montana State University. In the 2024 presidential election, less than half of people aged 18-24 voted, according to data from

Inside Popnology, Museum of the Rockies’s Newest Attraction

Inside Popnology, Museum of the Rockies’s Newest Attraction

On Oct. 3rd, the Museum of the Rockies (MOR) unveiled the newest addition to its history of traveling exhibits: Popnology. The exhibit connects science fiction and technological reality throughout the ages, blurring the line between the two in a way that can appeal to museum-goers of all generations. Interactive

‘We're designing contemporary’: Museum of the Rockies fashion show puts Indigenous design on the runway

‘We're designing contemporary’: Museum of the Rockies fashion show puts Indigenous design on the runway

This week the Museum of the Rockies (MOR) celebrated Indigenous People’s Day by hosting an Indigenous fashion show featuring internationally-recognized fashion designers Rebekah Jarvey and Angela Howe.

Students reflect on vaccine choices while campus flu clinic offers shots

Students reflect on vaccine choices while campus flu clinic offers shots

Editors Note: This story has been updated to reflect that the Nov. 4 Flu Clinic will be held inside the Strand Union Building Ballroom B, not the Student Wellness Center. Under a tent outside the Student Wellness Center (SWC) last week, students were rolling up their sleeves for flu shots.

Was the Bobcats' White House Visit Political? I Asked Students to Find Out

Was the Bobcats' White House Visit Political? I Asked Students to Find Out

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the MSU Exponent, its editorial staff, advisers, or Montana State University. When news broke that the MSU football team visited the White House, it sparked discourse in the Exponent

A Case for Performatism

In recent years, the internet has enjoyed critiquing and lampooning this particular group of men for their performativity. As a society, and as individuals, we should consider the value of performance — it is not inherently malicious. The first step to doing anything new is performing it.

Behind the windows: What a library closure reveals about the building made for every student

Behind the windows: What a library closure reveals about the building made for every student

A story about the Roland R. Renne Library was far from my first choice for this week's edition of The Exponent, but after our original story fell through, someone mentioned that the library's second and third floors had been closed. Who was affected, and what were