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Jess McMurtry

Record high year for Gallatin County Search and Rescue

Outdoor recreation has certainly gained popularity within recent years, but with an increase of recreationists, accidents also arise. The year 2021 was one of the busiest outdoor recreation seasons the country has seen and the Gallatin County Search and Rescue (SAR) experienced its busiest year yet with volunteers responding to

Streamline recognized for Connecting Communities Award

In November 2021, Streamline Bus Service was recognized as one of six rural transit agencies to receive the Connecting Rural Communities Award by the Federal Transit Administration Service, organized by the Human Resource Development Council’s (HRDC). The service runs four consistent in-town routes and a commuter route to

Curiositas: A new outlet for student researchers

Created and powered by student researchers, Curiositas, the first undergraduate research journal on campus, published its inaugural edition on Friday, Dec. 3. The editorial staff of the journal, which will be published tri-annually, is a group of undergraduate students at MSU. Curiositas showcases the work of students in every

ASMSU Senate resolution calls for Off-Campus Life Office funding

The ASMSU Senate unanimously approved a resolution on Thursday, Nov. 4, encouraging MSU to direct student funding to create an Off-Campus Life Office in the SUB. The goal of this office would be to help students find stable housing possibilities and provide centralized access to other resources. Atticus Cummings,

MSU hosts Dyslexia Innovation Symposium

On Thursday, Oct. 28, and Friday, Oct. 29, MSU hosted the Dyslexia Innovation (DXI) Symposium. The online event focused on the strengths of the dyslexic mind. The event welcomed 20 nationally known speakers, group panel discussions and workshop sessions. The recognizable speakers included published authors, X Games athletes, film industry

Bozeman Art Market Inspires a New Community

Bozeman Art Market Inspires a New Community

Since June, up and coming Bozeman artists and young entrepreneurs have collaborated to host the Last Tuesday Art Market on the final Tuesday of each month, the most recent of which was hosted Tuesday, Oct. 26. The Last Tuesday Art Market was created by a pair of MSU students, Lily

MSU receives geothermal grant

On Wednesday, Sept. 22, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $12 million in funding for seven research projects to enhance geothermal energy systems. MSU received $1.5 million of this grant to analyze thermally induced calcite precipitation as a method to control hydraulic properties in enhanced geothermal systems.