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Riley Ferre

Morning Workouts are Superior

Staying active is essential to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Whether it is going for a long walk, a jog or hitting the weights at the gym, our bodies and brains feel good after some movement. We often decide when to work out based on our busy schedules and claim that

A Greener Future for Montana

The local governments of Missoula, Bozeman and Helena have recently adopted an agreement to develop a green tariff. Working with NorthWestern Energy (NWE), the three cities will progress toward their goal of achieving 100% clean energy by the year 2030. This decision made by the local governments is a vital

One-Shot-Wonder: The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

One-Shot-Wonder: The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

The extreme rate and sheer volume of medical research being completed to alleviate the COVID-19 pandemic, and to work toward a future absent constant mask-wearing and social distancing, has sparked hope around the globe. On Saturday, Feb. 27, The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an emergency use

Switching to Bugs: An Honest Review

Switching to Bugs: An Honest Review

The 33rd annual “Bug Buffet” took place from Sunday, Feb. 20, through Saturday, Feb. 27. The buffet included a virtual cook-off between MSU’s chefs, various interviews with food insect entrepreneurs and special bug meal options in Rendezvous Dining Pavilion and Miller Dining Commons. Through the bug buffet, MSU

The facts behind our food

The facts behind our food

Food, glorious food. Most people who live and eat on campus are probably missing the home-cooked meals and kitchens full of the warm, yummy smells that home brings. For many, dining at Rendezvous or Miller doesn’t quite provide the same “warm” environment compared to eating at home. It’

Spend your stack at Sacks

Spend your stack at Sacks

Whether you’re an avid thrift-shopper or are just looking to refresh your wardrobe, hit up Sacks Thrift Store. Located on West Mendenhall, Sacks is the perfect place to shop for a variety of items such as outdoor gear, furniture, clothing, antiques, books and so much more. The store

A history lesson in pandemics

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History is currently conducting an ongoing series titled, “Pandemic Perspectives.” The Museum of the Rockies (MOR) is making the individual lectures available to the public and MOR’s members. On Tuesday, Feb. 2, they presented “Race and Place: Yellow Fever and the Free