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Save the Sourdough

When the COVID-19 pandemic surged in March and stay-at-home mandates were put into place across the country, everyone scrambled to pick up a new hobby to keep busy while isolated. While some began knitting, painting or hiking, the most trendy newly quarantined hobbyists decided to learn the

EPA awards MSU for pollution prevention initiative

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced on Wednesday, Sept. 23, that they would award MSU a grant to continue pollution prevention work already started in Montana. The grant for MSU, worth $498, 217, was part of the national Pollution Prevention (P2) Week, a celebration of the passing of

Cookin' the competition

In Sub-Saharan Africa, nearly 90 percent of food waste occurs after harvesting, during packaging and at distribution. To combat this waste, the Institute of Food Technologists’ Developing Solutions for Countries Competition made the theme for their 2019-2020 competition, “Create a nutritious food product that helps to reduce post-

MSU Policy comes under FIRE

As a public institution, MSU is required to uphold all parts of the Constitution of the United States. However, in a recent COVID-19 policy, MSU and the Office of Student Engagement (OSE) began requiring attendance to be taken and reported to administrators at all student club and organization meetings.

Bozeman postal service takes a hit

Bozeman postal service takes a hit

This November, millions of Americans are expected to rely on the United States Postal Service (USPS) to deliver mail-in ballots for the presidential election. However, 46 states, including Montana, have received letters from USPS warning that, due to money-saving changes and delays in service, mail-in ballots may

Mask Up, No Matter What

Hi, I’m Quincy Balius. Some of you may know me as the Opinion Editor of the MSU Exponent. Others may know me as a peer mentor through the Sophomore Surge program, a student fellow for Texts and Critics, a Presidential Scholar, an employee at Archives and Special Collections or

Introducing Africana Studies at MSU

After five years and dozens of meetings with faculty and administrators, the Black Student Union (BSU) will finally see students enrolled in the class they’ve designed. The group proudly celebrated their two-year anniversary in March. Now, LS 191D: Introduction to Africana Studies is available as a diversity-core