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Quincy Balius

Bountiful harvest at local farmers' market

The market spills out from the pavilion into the fields beyond. It is a blooming spectacle of fruits, flowers, vegetables, and handicrafts. Soft indie music plays while crowds of Bozemanites wander the market. The sheer amount of products available dazzles the eye, and the fragrant scents of coffee and soap

Make MSU Home

Welcome to Montana State University! If you’re a freshman living in the residence halls on campus, you’ve already read at least one note from your Resident Advisor (RA) telling you that this is your new “home away from home.” But what do you do when your cramped, cinder

Burnin’ Up at “Fahrenheit 451”

“Fahrenheit 451,” by Ray Bradbury, tells a cautionary tale of government censorship and overreliance on technology and stands as one of the greatest stories published by Bradbury over the course of his prolific career. It is still read today in high schools and colleges across the nation and, love it

History chats draw modern-day crowds

The First Friday History Chats are designed for an undergraduate audience, but are also often attended by large groups of graduates, professors and other faculty. These events highlight the value of research and experiences with archival materials. This year, the history chats have been designated as “unplugged,” meaning they do

Putting Sleep Misinformation to Bed

While we all know we’re supposed to hit the magic eight-hour mark every night, college students have far too many irons in the fire to worry about sleep. Instead, they prioritize landing the next internship, studying for tomorrow’s exam or catching up on “Grey’s Anatomy,” pushing

Monkey Business at MSU Comedy Night

At Comedy Night, both performers and students alike let loose with their best belly laughs as comedians Becky Robinson and Jon Rudnitsky performed stand-up and improv routines. Food and drinks were provided to attendees, and alcoholic beverages from local wine bar Plonk were available to purchase for those over

MSU students shine at SRO Slam!

Throughout history, coffee shops have been the center of many major events, like the forming of the Beatles at the Casbah. Peter Altenberg, a famous Austrian writer and poet, frequented the Cafe Central in Vienna so often it became his official mailing address. On March 27, the Standing Room Only