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Molly Houser

Winning bands look ahead after “Battle of the Bands”

Winning bands look ahead after “Battle of the Bands”

Bozeman has earned a reputation for its thriving music scene through its local talent pool and its exceptional abilities of young musicians. On April 20, this was further proved as ASMSU and Logjam Presents showcased that talent at the third annual “Battle of the Bands.” In the SUB ballroom, six

MSU holds its inaugural First- Generation Graduation Ceremony

In the hallowed halls of academia, many students' journeys are not just defined by personal triumph, but by the breaking of generational barriers. A first-generation graduate refers to students whose parents did not complete a four year graduate degree. In order to acknowledge upcoming first-generation graduates'

Hausser Lecture provokes thought on Black sovereignty

Hausser Lecture provokes thought on Black sovereignty

The Hausser Lecture — sponsored by the Margaret and Harry Hausser Fund for Excellence and the Department of History and Philosophy — welcomes speakers from across the nation to address significant global challenges and examine developments in philosophical theory. This year, Dr. Kristie Dotson presented the annual Hausser Lecture in Inspiration Hall

HEART Initiative unveils dark reality in human trafficking training event

HEART Initiative unveils dark reality in human trafficking training event

Montana’s extensive and troubling history with human trafficking has earned the moniker of the “truck stop state” within trafficking circles. Human trafficking, sometimes referred to as modern-day slavery, is defined by U.S. federal law as the use of force, fraud or coercion to compel a person into

48th annual American Indian Council Powwow celebrates unity

48th annual American Indian Council Powwow celebrates unity

In the blue bleachers of the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, women lovingly braided their daughters' hair. Some used otter skin hair ties to secure the braids, while others sewed finishing touches on beaded dresses with needle and thread. Men fastened headdresses, some comprised of intricate beading, while others were adorned

Women’s Month celebrated with collaborative panel

Women’s Month celebrated with collaborative panel

International Women’s Day, which occurs on March 8, first began in the early 1900s as women workers in needle trades banded against child labor and sweatshop conditions. Today, the holiday recognizes women for their achievements and gives focus to the adversities women around the world face. Each year, a

Sorry not sorry: Lori Addicks’ communication workshop

Sorry not sorry: Lori Addicks’ communication workshop

It's a tried-and-true fact that social media has negative impacts on the mental health of students. Students feel the consequences of excessive social media use every day — and if they haven't felt it, they know someone who has. Often, slang from social media bleeds