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Lexie Gardner

MSU's second diversity symposium

After last year’s success, MSU’s Diversity Symposium returned this year to showcase people from minority and marginalized groups. According to MSU, the Symposium is made to “create a space and time that recognizes, validates and appreciates all the services, research and knowledge offered at MSU and in the

Sexual harassment in the sciences

On March 7, Professor Anna Kirkland, Ph.D. from the University of Michigan held a lecture titled “Improving Academic Campus Climates and Cultures Around Sexual Harassment” in the Norm Asbjornson Hall. The lecture was geared towards faculty with the intention of raising awareness of situations regarding sexual harassment within the

MSU and edible bugs

On Thursday, Feb. 14, MSU hosted the 31st annual Bug Buffet in the SUB with a diverse selection of edible bugs, created by David George Gordon and Amber Wivholm. The dishes were made with traditional ingredients and different types of bugs, ranging from insects to larvae. They varied from fried

MSU Debut for spring semester

With the beginning of each new semester, MSU hosts a plethora of activities and events for students returning to Bozeman as well as for students entering their first semester of college — the biggest of which is the MSU Debut. This is a collection of events that spans from Jan. 7-

Senate turns down concealed carry

On Nov. 8, ASMSU Senate voted against a resolution that would take the first steps towards allowing students to carry concealed weapons on campus. Even though 12 states around the nation allow individuals with a permit to carry concealed weapons on college campuses, ASMSU Senate had many reasons behind their

Head-to-head with the Griz

One of MSU’s annual traditions, “Can the Griz,” is an event intended to gather food for donation to the local food bank to eliminate hunger. In its 19th year, this is a competition between MSU and the University of Montana (UM), who has dubbed it “Can the Cats” on

The HEART Initiative on human trafficking in our lives

Human trafficking is defined by the Humble Efforts Actualizing Real Transformation (HEART) Initiative as “the action of recruitment, harboring, transport, provision or obtainment using force, fraud, or coercion for labor or services.” On Wednesday, Oct. 24, the MSU Women’s Center held a Sack Lunch Seminar titled “Human Trafficking in