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Maggie Townsend

"Battle of the Bands" spotlights student talent

"Battle of the Bands" spotlights student talent

While ASMSU does a lot of serious work for the students of MSU, such as advocating for student welfare, it also contributes to the quality of campus life with events like the “Battle of the Bands,” which took place last Saturday, April 20. This year marked the third annual “Battle

Gilda House electrifies Bozeman's Rialto

Gilda House electrifies Bozeman's Rialto

This past Saturday, the band Gilda House came to Bozeman and performed at the Rialto. They put on a rousing show with eclectic pop and LED lights to accompany the dreamy vocals of lead singer Meg Gildehaus. “Whenever Log Jam [a venue operator and event promoter] sends emails, I always

MSU commemorates the late I-Ho Pomeroy with honorary doctorate

MSU commemorates the late I-Ho Pomeroy with honorary doctorate

I-Ho Pomeroy, owner of local restaurant I-Ho’s Korean Grill, former city commissioner and cherished community member, passed away peacefully in her home on March 12. Her absence has been felt by those who knew and loved her, and it was recently announced that she would receive an

Former MSU student wins Bozeman mayoral race

Former MSU student wins Bozeman mayoral race

Joey Morrison recently beat out former mayor Cyndy Andrus to become the next mayor of Bozeman. He’ll serve for another year as deputy mayor and then enter into the role of mayor in 2025. Just five years ago, Morrison was an MSU student finishing his degree in anthropology and

Kirk Branch’s advice: get sidetracked

Kirk Branch’s advice: get sidetracked

Although MSU professors are busy teaching classes, they often have other jobs outside of the classroom that students might be unaware of. Kirk Branch of the English Department is a great example of one such professor. After earning his doctorate in language and rhetoric from the University of Washington, he

Save a skier, ride a rail

Save a skier, ride a rail

One year ago this month, Jib Club appeared on CatsConnect with a bio of “Come learn to jib and build stoke with shredders on campus. Advisor must be able or willing to try and slide PVC ski rails.” The idea of Jib Club began to form in 2021 when environmental

MSU basketball joins forces with Indigenous advocates for a night of solidarity

MSU basketball joins forces with Indigenous advocates for a night of solidarity

This past Saturday, the MSU men’s basketball team played a heated game against the Idaho Vandals — but there was much more going on than just basketball. MSU basketball partnered with the MSU American Indian Council (AIC) and the MSU Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Student Association (MMIPSA). The goal