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Gabe Weinrieb

I Do Not Know Enough

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. Political conversations can be incredibly uninviting today. Pain, anger and hate are the only emotions that seem to

Does MSU’s curricula meet today's modern issues?

In recent years, sustainability and climate change discussions have become more mainstream, but according to political science professor Paul Lachapelle, these conversations have deadlocked and necessary progress has yet to materialize. This begs the question: Does MSU have a responsibility to facilitate conversations involving climate issues? One important distinction of

Sustainability Summit’s Keynote Speaker Inspires Rethinking the Environmentalist Movement.

Sustainability Summit’s Keynote Speaker Inspires Rethinking the Environmentalist Movement.

On Sept. 24, The Office of Sustainability hosted its annual Sustainability Summit. The keynote lecture by Auden Schendler concluded the day of conversations and meetings regarding sustainability practices at MSU. Around 100 people including professors and administrators, students and members of the public were in attendance. Schendler is the former

Southwestern Montana impacted in the proposed Roadless Rule repeal

The Roadless Rule — officially known as the Roadless Area Conservation Rule — is a United States Forest Service (USFS) policy that currently protects 6.4 million acres of forest in Montana, according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). On Aug. 18, the USDA announced a proposal for the full