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Dim Sum Diversifies Downtown Bozeman

As Bozeman continues to expand, its diversity has also increased. A great example of this is the new dim sum restaurant that just opened up on Feb. 1, called Red Sugar Dim Sum. The restaurant is Montana’s first ever dim sum restaurant and it is right here in Bozeman.

Persistent plastics

Persistent plastics

Plastic waste can be found in the strangest places, including the Mariana Trench deepest underwater canyon in the world.. As plastic breaks down, animals consume it, and eventually the plastics find themselves on our plates and in our lungs. On Thursday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m., the Emerson Center

Adding magic to the city

The members of Miami based music group Magic City Hippies know that when you are performing you have to get bodies moving and people dancing. Lead guitarist and singer Robby Hunter said, “We’re always out to entertain people. Miami is a nightlife city, people are oriented towards staying out

Trekking for Sustainability

“If we can’t change one person’s point of view, how are we supposed to change everyones?” Greg Hill enthusiastically stated in his sustainable skiing film, “Electric Greg.” In 2010, mountain endurance athlete Hill completed the amazing feat of climbing 2 million vertical feet in a single calendar year.

Gettin’ old school with KGLT

For any lover of all things vintage, there are few things better than finding vinyl. It takes patience and a positive attitude to slowly sift through old records to find the right one. Beyond just finding it, you also have to consider if the vinyl is in good condition or

Taylor Planetarium amazes crowd

Bozeman residents are privileged to be surrounded by breathtaking beauty in all directions. Whether it be the Bridger Mountains hovering over the city, or the wide expansive fields of the Gallatin Valley, beauty can be found in every corner of Bozeman. Sometimes it can be easy to get caught up

Warming up to the Semester

MSU Debut is always a bright spot in cold, dark, Montana winters, and this year’s slate of events is no exception. Following a frosty winter break, new and returning students made their way back to campus to begin the spring term on Monday Jan. 13. As the semester opened,