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SDS holds protest for international students

SDS holds protest for international students

The MSU community received an email from the Office of the President on April 11 stating that three international students had their F-1 visa statuses revoked by the Department of Homeland Security. Nationwide, 32 states have seen such revocations as of April 9, according to NBC. The situation at

Department of Homeland Security responds to ACLU lawsuit regarding MSU students, alleges criminal records

Department of Homeland Security responds to ACLU lawsuit regarding MSU students, alleges criminal records

New information has emerged regarding the lawsuit surrounding the visa statuses of two MSU international students. On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) responded to an American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Montana lawsuit by filing a motion to dismiss a temporary restraining order (TRO) granted by Federal Judge

“The other of the modern citizen”: Collaborative research project to host exhibit

“I hope people will have some curiosity about why that seemingly simple question might not be that simple as it seems,” said Ezgi Balkanay, an assistant professor at the School of Architecture. She is also one of the primary investigators in a collaborative research venture titled “Where Are You Really

First Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Study Abroad program plans trip to New Zealand this spring

First Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Study Abroad program plans trip to New Zealand this spring

“As a person, I'm deeply tied to my culture. Everything I do is a product of where I was brought up,” said James Vallie, a chemical engineering Ph.D candidate and enrolled member of the Crow Nation. “I've learned so much in science and Western academia,

“We had a very diverse culture”: A look into Bozeman’s roots

“We had a very diverse culture”: A look into Bozeman’s roots

Many may not recognize the names of Black pioneers Samuel Lewis or Lucille Smith Thompson, but in the heart of downtown Bozeman, The Extreme History Project (TEHP) is committed to sharing their complex history. TEHP is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public history organization that was created in 2012