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Quincy Balius

Be Cool, Don't Juul

The Gallatin County Health Department banned using electronic vape products indoors on Oct. 25. Vaping in these areas now qualifies as a misdemeanor and can earn its perpetrator fines between $25 and $500, depending on the circumstances. The ban has been added to the Clean Indoor Air Act (CIAA), a

Go for Baroque

Go for Baroque

Entering the Baroque Impressions exhibit felt a little like stepping through the back of the wardrobe into Narnia. The harsh concrete and gloomy clouds outside Cheever Hall melted into a warm, gently-lit gallery with soft strains of Mozart playing overhead. Art students in elegant black weaved through a crowd

DISC helps to de-stereotype students

Sometimes, all it takes is a little understanding. That’s the goal of “De-Stereotype Me” Day, which aims to highlight and then break prejudices through discussion. The event is hosted by the Diversity and Student Inclusion Commons (DISC) over a two-day period. This year, it was held in

Costume Caution: Slight Frights, not Stereotypes

Halloween, the fright night of ghosts and ghouls, is just a few scant days away. As you prepare your heaps of candy for trick-or-treaters and carve your pumpkins, remember the significance of your costume. We all love a good ensemble, but some outfits are a bit beyond Dracula’

Montana's mental health facility

The Extreme History Project returned on Oct. 11 with another lecture at the Museum of the Rockies. This month’s topic was Warm Springs, one of Montana’s oldest, continuously-functioning asylums for the mentally ill. The lecture was hosted by Lesley Gilmore, the director of historic preservation for CTA

Students Left Out in Cold by MSU Dining Hall Changes

MSU’s empty promises leave students out in the cold literally and figuratively. Students living on the west side of campus were forced to hike for 15 minutes or more through driving hail and freezing temperatures to Rendezvous Dining Hall on Sept. 30. Students on the east side of campus

A conversation of consent

How do you shed light on the gray areas of sexual consent? The play “Actually,” by Anna Ziegler, will attempt to answer this question in a staged reading at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 10-13 in the Black Box Theatre. Dean of Students Matthew Caires, The Voice Center, RHA