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Jessie McCaw

Lights on Montana Hall

As the holiday season approaches and the days become shorter, multicolored lights illuminated Montana Hall in the annual Lights on Montana Hall event. This tradition has been part of MSU for the last seven years, and the lights returned this year on Wednesday, Dec. 1. The event is one of

A profile of perseverance: The story of Holocaust survivor and MSU grad Arnold Zweig

MSU Alumni Arnold Zweig, at 93 years old, has seen more history and tragedy in his life than most, but his kind and energetic voice likely doesn’t sound much different than when he graduated in 1954. When Zweig started at MSU, he was an unusual student. He wasn’t

Cats take on the Griz in annual food drive

Cats take on the Griz in annual food drive

This year the Cat-Griz battle has high stakes on and off the field. There will be great plays, heavy competition, rowdy fans, blood and food? In honor of the great rivalry, MSU and the University of Montana are hosting food and blood drives. Each school will be competing to

Help Center hosts seventh annual Run For Your Life event

Help Center hosts seventh annual Run For Your Life event

Zombies, mummies and monsters running through the streets around campus may seem frightening to wake up to on the Saturday before Halloween. However, it has become an annual event in Bozeman for the last seven years. The biggest thing separating this host of monsters from the one you see in

Head to Head: Candy Corn

Pro Candy Corn By: Phoebe Zea I’m not a fan of Halloween. I could care less about costumes, I hate horror movies and trick-or-treating with strangers was definitely not my thing as a kid. But there is one thing I look forward to every spooky season: the

ASMSU Senate passes visibility resolution

On Thursday, Oct. 21, ASMSU voted unanimously to pass resolution 2021-R-13, titled ASMSU Visibility and Student Involvement in Legislation. This resolution aims to make in-progress legislation more public and increase opportunities for students to provide input. It requires that all in-progress legislation must be posted outside

A virtual seminar: domestic violence and firearms

The virtual event “Domestic Violence and Firearms: A Public Health Crisis” on Tuesday, Oct. 19, brought together MSU and the Gallatin Valley community to discuss the intersecting public health crises of domestic violence and firearms as well as other health and societal factors. These health crises were examined through different