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Kylie Webb

Student Union Now

In today’s economy, most students no longer have the freedom to be just that: students. Instead, we take on a variety of roles, including (but not limited to) workers, from on-campus jobs to ones out in the community. Campus jobs provide a unique opportunity that community jobs do

Let the Stars Light up Your Love Life

This week, the Exponent has consulted the stars just in time for Valentine’s Day, and come up with your fortune for the week. Here are your horoscopes, by the sign: Aquarius (Jan. 20–Feb. 18): Aquarius,as independent and intelligent as you are, don’t shy away from asking

Planning your way to a healthier semester

Okay: so you didn’t do too hot last semester. Maybe you spent a lot of time cramming at the library up to the very last second before every test, or writing papers, printing them off and handing them in with no editing. You might have done okay grade-wise,

Stop the Stigma, End Pinkwashing

In 2008, keep-a-breast.org released a bracelet line of chunky, pliable plastic bracelets inscribed with “i love boobies!” Keep a Breast’s homepage states “Our signature i love boobies! Bracelets opened the door for millions of young people to talk, blog, write and spread the message about breast

Heard the buzz? Be proactive about your future

The office of Career, Internship & Student Employment Services is hosting the 31st annual Fall Career Fair this week, Oct. 3-5. While some activities took place yesterday and will happen on Friday, the majority of the career fair’s happenings will take place Thursday, Oct. 4 in the SUB

Hate on the Rise: White Supremacy in Montana

America has a problem. Since the Trump candidacy and rise to presidency, the national profile of White supremacist groups has grown, and the government is doing very little to counteract this. Figures like Richard Spencer and Andrew Anglin are given profiles on the New York Times, called “dapper” by news