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Naomi Ohman

MSU student discovers new species of Tyrannosaur dinosaur

MSU student discovers new species of Tyrannosaur dinosaur

Imagine you are walking along the Judith River Formation in Valley County. It’s Northeastern Montana, the air is dry and the rocks crumble under your feet as you walk. The sandstone cliffs of this geologic site loom above you and you think about the fossils that have been discovered

MSU takes the lead in football and community donations

MSU takes the lead in football and community donations

Cat-Griz Football? Food drives? Blood donations? It doesn’t matter, because MSU swept the floor with the Griz in all three categories. On Saturday, Nov. 19, the famous 121st Brawl of the Wild concluded with a 55-21 ‘Cats victory. However, during this time, both UM and MSU were

Cats lock heads with the Grizzlies in the annual Red Cross Blood Battle

Cats lock heads with the Grizzlies in the annual Red Cross Blood Battle

The MSU Cats and UM Griz are carving the boundaries of Montana’s famous football rivalry far beyond the turf of Bobcat Stadium – in blood. As competitions between the universities and their fans amp up around the state ahead of the Saturday game, the annual Cat-Griz Blood Battle is

Students invited to participate in Día de Los Muertos through SUB ofrenda

Students invited to participate in Día de Los Muertos through SUB ofrenda

There is a time of year when it is believed that the boundary between the living and the dead is temporarily dissipated, and families can reunite with departed relatives. This time is celebrated with the holiday that is known today as Día de Los Muertos. The origins of this holiday

Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrated for first time as paid holiday, replaces Columbus Day

Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrated for first time as paid holiday, replaces Columbus Day

History was made from the top of Peets Hill in Bozeman on Monday as community declared and celebrated a new official holiday. On October 10, Indigenous Peoples’ Day was celebrated for the first time as a paid holiday declared by a city of Bozeman ordinance. The celebration was presented by

Bozeman Library’s SymBozium creates space for civil discourse

Bozeman Library’s SymBozium creates space for civil discourse

A panel of experts gathered last week at the Ellen Theater to bring together ideas from the young and old alike about the American Dream. The panel, which included professors and scientists, was part of the Bozeman Library’s yearly SymBozium. “Our goal is to have important conversations about important

Gallatin Valley Sunrise Movement protests NorthWestern fossil fuel investment

Gallatin Valley Sunrise Movement protests NorthWestern fossil fuel investment

On the warm sunny evening of Friday, Sept. 23, chants of “NorthWestern, step off it, put people over profit,” and “When our planet is under attack, what do we do? Fight back,” could be heard from a group of community members marching toward Northwestern Energy. These protestors were a part