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Streamline en route to special election

Streamline en route to special election

The future of Streamline, Bozeman’s free bus transportation network, is going up for a vote. Organizers secured a spot on a spring special election ballot for the formation of a new urban transportation district (UTD) to manage funding for the service – the result of a months-long effort to

How TikTok security concerns swept the country and landed in Montana

How TikTok security concerns swept the country and landed in Montana

Suspicion about data collection by TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, has swept the country and landed in the Montana University System (MUS) in the form of a ban of the app. On Wednesday, Jan. 11, MSU students received an email from the MUS and the Office of the Commissioner of

Cat/Griz alumni biologists discuss ecology of bobcats and grizzlies in the wild

The MSU Alumni Foundation building filled up Thursday, Nov. 17, for a presentation from Andrew Pils, the forest biologist for the Shoshone National Forest, and his wife Shannon Pils, also a biologist for Shoshone National Forest. The two spoke about the real-life ecology of bobcats and grizzlies. Ecology is

MSU kicks off Native American Heritage month with indigenous land recovery talk

MSU kicks off Native American Heritage month with indigenous land recovery talk

The American Indian Hall filled up last Thursday for a presentation from historian Eric Zimmer about the reclamation and recovery of Meskwaki Land and the Rapid City Indian Boarding School Lands Project. The talk comes at the beginning of Native American Heritage month, a time to celebrate rich and diverse

Exponent Spotlight: MSU Symphony Orchestra

Exponent Spotlight: MSU Symphony Orchestra

When music is discussed at MSU, the Spirit of the West is the first thing that comes to mind for many students. But there’s another group slinging beats and crafting symphonies that flies under the radar– the MSU Symphony Orchestra. And it’s open to every student on campus.

MSU unveils new student memorial with ribbon cutting ceremony

MSU unveils new student memorial with ribbon cutting ceremony

A crowd gathered at the west end of Centennial Mall last week to witness the opening of a renovated memorial that honors students who have lost their lives while enrolled at MSU. In 1990, MSU created the original memorial after the deaths of two students in Langford Hall. However, last

EPA awards MSU grant for pollution prevention

EPA awards MSU grant for pollution prevention

On Monday, Sept. 26, Jennie Romer, the deputy assistant administrator of the EPA, presented MSU with a nearly $350,000 grant for pollution prevention. This grant stacks on top of a previous, large EPA Pollution Prevention grant awarded to MSU in 2020 — together totaling around $852,000 in the last