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Pants During the Pandemic

Pants During the Pandemic

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers. In this article, two editors face off in a head-to-head debate over whether or not to wear pants during the pandemic. If you have an opinion on this topic,

“Sitting down” with Bozeman Mutual Aid

“Sitting down” with Bozeman Mutual Aid

As the COVID-19 pandemic escalates daily, many community-oriented citizens across the nation are looking for ways to serve their vulnerable community members. Bozeman Mutual Aid (BMA) is an organization that aims to flatten the curve of COVID-19 in Bozeman and its surrounding communities, and to reduce the

Starbucks Orders a Venti

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Remember when people avoided being sell-outs? We don’t. A recent advertising trend has taken hold, and it may be here to stay.

ASMSU proposes Wellness Center on student ballot

ASMSU proposes Wellness Center on student ballot

As many know, in March of 2019, MSU lost over 60,000 square feet of recreation space when pieces of the roof over the Marga Hosaeus Fitness Center collapsed due to snow accumulation. This sparked a motion to renovate what is left of the gym as well as revamp University

March for women; march for change

“Giving voice and visibility to all!” was the theme for Bozeman’s fourth annual Women’s March, held on Saturday, Jan. 18. The catchphrase that went along with this theme was, “We’re all in this together,” alluding to the huge array of marchers of varying races, ethnicities, genders, and

Editor's Soapbox: Vibe Check on Wilson Hall = Subpar

MSU has many amazing attributes, but Wilson Hall is not one of them. Its overall unpleasantness is made evident by the ever-present smell of sweaty feet and week-old moldy vegetables. Reasons for this smell include bad plumbing and even worse personal hygiene (Old Spice exists folks, please make

1916 Exponent names new school mascot

Arguably one of the coolest parts of the Exponent’s history is that editors from the 1915-16 school year tagged our university with the mascot “Bobcats.” Attempting to break away from the longstanding nicknames the school had been given, including “Farmers” and “Aggies,” the editorial staff of the Exponent