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Esports: Not Quite Captivating Bozeman

Esports: Not Quite Captivating Bozeman

Esports have enraptured audiences nationwide as the growing popularity of video games weaves people throughout generations together. However, here in Bozeman the movement is slow to start. It is not from lack of trying. Esports is one of the fastest growing sports in the world, and it just so happens

The Fight to be Recognized Under Montana Law

The Fight to be Recognized Under Montana Law

Updating older understandings of scientific terminology is an important part in keeping our language modern and inclusive. Our understanding of sex and gender has changed, so a bill seeking to create a more inclusive definition, in legislation, is necessary for change. Unfortunately, the definition proposed by SB 458 is far

Landscaping and Education Should Compliment Each Other On Campus

Behind Haynes Hall and the Plant Growth Center on the west side of campus flows a stream that is beginning to be lined with trees. In late 2022, the university horticulturists began planting native Montana trees along this river in order of climate appearance. The order of trees is supposed

The Procrastinator Theater Gives an Authentic Cinema Experience

If you are looking for a unique and affordable cinematic experience, look no further than MSU’s Procrastinator Theater, located in the SUB. The cinema experience that brought people together for buttery popcorn has stood, frozen in time, since its inception. Now more than ever, no one seems interested in

Untapped Potential Hiding On The Fourth Floor of The Library

Untapped Potential Hiding On The Fourth Floor of The Library

Up four flights of stairs, filed in metallic sarcophagi, lay the archives of MSU – and a small but staunch portion of its collective knowledge. It’s a hidden gem on campus, and a gold mine of information many students are missing out on. The fourth floor is the highest and

Are Core Classes Really Worth It?

Are Core Classes Really Worth It?

Schedules are curated by each individual student, but they tend to be creatively limiting. Restrictive major specific credits often include filler classes unconnected to a student’s field and leave no room for alternative course options. A strict credit amount to qualify for graduation takes away from the mistakes and

Wrapping Up the Year with Spotify

Each year, Spotify releases the data for each of its yearly listeners, and what was once a yearly roundup has become a device for determining the spectrum of a person’s personality. Music is one transparent way in which people express themselves, so it's not really weird that