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Kerrianne Kimbrell

MSU hosts Rudy Reyes for Veterans Day

MSU hosts Rudy Reyes for Veterans Day

MSU hosted Marine veteran and actor Rudy Reyes on Veterans Day for an event focused on military service, mental health and highlighting the resources available to local veterans. During his address, Reyes spoke to students and community members about the challenges he faced during his upbringing and career. He emphasized

Montana Red Cross hosts Cat-Griz Blood Battle

Montana Red Cross hosts Cat-Griz Blood Battle

As MSU gets fired up for the annual Cat-Griz football game, another competition is underway — the Cat-Griz Blood Battle, hosted by the Montana Red Cross. This November, the University is hosting four blood drives. The first two took place in the Strand Union Building on Nov. 5 and

Streamline Bus seeks community input

As Bozeman’s population continues to grow, the community’s free public bus system, Streamline, is entering a new era of expansion — and it’s asking residents to help guide these improvements by filling out a community survey. Streamline Bus currently offers several Bozeman routes, including the Blueline, Goldline, Purpleline

MSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day with arbor reveal

MSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day with arbor reveal

The smell of sage filled American Indian Hall (AIH) at the grand reveal of the Elouise Cobell Garden Arbor on MSU’s first official Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The dedication ceremony on Oct. 13 welcomed students, faculty, community members and descendants of Elouise Cobell — the Blackfeet elder and activist after whom

MSU makes headway on construction, with more to come

MSU makes headway on construction, with more to come

Construction began for MSU’s new on-campus hotel on Sept. 19. The start of this project highlights MSU’s record-breaking infrastructure updates in recent years, which administrators said are designed with student and stakeholder needs in mind. The hotel’s groundbreaking comes amidst the busiest building period in

Campus Civil Rights looks to grow Volunteer Advocate program

Campus Civil Rights looks to grow Volunteer Advocate program

As MSU students settle into a new school year, the Campus Civil Rights (CCR) office is looking for volunteers to help Bobcats navigate issues on campus. CCR was formed in 2024 by merging the VOICE Center and the Office of Institutional Equity. The office is responsible for addressing protected class

Gallatin Watershed Council hosts seventh annual river cleanup

Gallatin Watershed Council hosts seventh annual river cleanup

Over the last six years, the Gallatin Watershed Council (GWC) has collected 20,000 pounds of trash from local waterways. Last Saturday, Sept. 6, the seventh annual Gallatin River Cleanup continued this tradition of conservation work. The GWC is a nonprofit organization that aims to sustain and protect the Lower