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Pacific Islander Student Association hosts first-ever lūʻau

Pacific Islander Student Association hosts first-ever lūʻau

The Pacific Islander Student Association (PISA) held its first-ever lūʻau on April 26 with the help of the Residence Hall Association (RHA). The lūʻau featured traditional activities and foods from a range of Pacific Island cultures. PISA was founded in mid-August of 2023, according to club president Ku’

Saving the Africana Studies program

Saving the Africana Studies program

MSU’s newest certificate program, Africana Studies, is already at risk of being lost because of low student awareness and university bureaucracy. The Africana Studies certificate program was confirmed to be moved from Liberal Studies to the History and Philosophy Department in February, but it has faced difficulty gaining traction

Specialized dietitians aim to bolster Montana nutrition

Specialized dietitians aim to bolster Montana nutrition

Northern Nutrition Group is a local group of dietitians that aims to provide nutrition education and resources for all types of people, according to owner and registered dietitian Kim Johnson. Johnson, who started as a private-practice nutritionist in 2016, evolved Northern Nutrition Group into a group practice in 2020.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee to host community meetings

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee to host community meetings

This year, ASMSU adopted a new and improved Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) committee. The former, and similarly named, committee consisted of around three members, and it has since been “substantially beefed up,” according to ASMSU Student Diversity Advisor and Chair Anja Lincke. The concept for the DEI committee began

Furthering future affordability with MSU Bookstore Gala

Furthering future affordability with MSU Bookstore Gala

The MSU Bookstore held a fundraising gala in the SUB on Saturday, March 2. The event aimed to raise money to further the Bookstore’s mission of lowering its course material costs. Attendees, dressed anywhere from modern black-tie to 1920s flapper attire chatted, drank and practiced their golf swing

A future of sustainability with the Green Cats

A future of sustainability with the Green Cats

The MSU Green Cats program has promoted sustainability on campus since 2020 and is now planning to further that mission in the coming year by participating in the annual sustainability summit on March 26. The Green Cats program was originally called the Green Office Program. The purpose of the program

MSU receives ten-million dollar grant in “The Mountains and Plains Thriving Communities Collaborative”

MSU receives ten-million dollar grant in “The Mountains and Plains Thriving Communities Collaborative”

On Jan. 19, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials announced that MSU will receive a ten-million dollar grant to combat environmental issues within EPA Region 8. According to the EPA, Region 8 consists of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota and Utah, as well as 28 Tribal