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Lydia French

The COVID-19 Crisis; Are Students Entitled to a Tuition Discount?

The COVID-19 Crisis; Are Students Entitled to a Tuition Discount?

The pandemic has changed our world considerably with less person-to-person contact, more distancing and fewer social opportunities. The realities of a global health crisis have completely altered the life of college students. Previously, the student population of MSU had access to in-person educational aids such as the

Taking aim at a new hobby

Taking aim at a new hobby

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, national firearm ownership has grown exponentially. People are finding themselves owning firearms and then asking themselves where they can practice shooting. The surge in firearm sales in 2020 is expected to translate to even more sales this year. “America’s outdoor pastime

Should a Law-Abiding Citizen be Prevented From Protecting Themselves?

With the current social climate at hand, you might be asking yourself why this issue is up for discussion. The recent rioting at the U.S. Capitol building, as well as this decade’s rise in mass shootings, must give weight to the idea of carrying a firearm on campus

The race for Governor

Montana’s 2020 gubernatorial election is already turning heads. Steve Bullock, current governor of Montana, is terming out this year, which leaves the governorship open to new candidates. The Office of the Governor in Montana cycles in four-year terms, each candidate terming out after two terms serving in office.

No More Stolen Sisters

No More Stolen Sisters

Instead of the swatches of blue and gold that are known to sweep the stands of the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, the stands on Thursday, Feb. 27 were garbed in red. In collaboration with the Bobcat Singers, the MSU Bobcat Athletics program coordinated the event, focused on raising awareness for Missing

A preview of Super Tuesday

This time of year, early in the Presidential primary season, we see the greatest number of U.S. states holding primary elections and caucuses. The day that the highest quantity of these occur throughout the United States is called Super Tuesday. A traditional day for elections since 1976, the phrase

The Exponent Explains: Montana's Senate

Montana’s state legislature has a great history of diversity. Jacob Bachmeier, age 18, became the youngest person to be elected to public or federal office when he was added to the Montana House of Representatives in 2016. Jeannette P. Rankin was the first woman to hold federal office in