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Shelby Sveiven

The not-so-mortifying ordeal of being known with David Brooks

The not-so-mortifying ordeal of being known with David Brooks

“We all have an innate desire to be good,” David Brooks — a decades-long journalist and commentator — said to an intimate audience in the Procrastinator Theater the afternoon of April 18. The audience sat collectively contemplative as Honors College Dean Ilse-Mari Lee moderated and audience members posed questions. Honors

Magical discoveries in the center of Bozeman at the Cabinets of Curiosity

Magical discoveries in the center of Bozeman at the Cabinets of Curiosity

Story Mansion typically sits quietly in the heart of Bozeman, but for two weeks between March and April, the fictional Raven’s Eye Society showcases their revelations in their “Cabinets of Curiosity” exhibition. This is an event put on by Random Acts of Silliness, a Bozeman organization that aims to

Excitement builds for 2024 powwow

Excitement builds for 2024 powwow

Next weekend, the MSU community will gather in the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse for the 47th annual American Indian Council (AIC) Powwow. Each year, crowds flock to witness the dance competitions based on different traditional dances. The AIC of MSU is a non-profit, student-led organization “that works here on

A lesson in human connection with the Intermountain Opera Bozeman

A lesson in human connection with the Intermountain Opera Bozeman

The smell of burning white sage filled the Community Room of American Indian Hall on Monday, March 4. Soprano Sage DiPalma performed a smudging ritual to cleanse the space before the preview performance of the Wheels of Harmony school tour, run by Intermountain Opera Bozeman. The Wheels of Harmony tour

Montana's LGBTQIA+ advocates navigate legislative challenges: a conversation with Shawn Reagor

Montana's LGBTQIA+ advocates navigate legislative challenges: a conversation with Shawn Reagor

“I think having those relationships [with marginalized and queer people] is a really strong motivating factor to continue to do the work that I do and to support the work that other folks are doing,” Shawn Reagor, the LGBTQIA+ allies coordinator at BridgerCare, said. At BridgerCare, Reagor works with educators

Student communities gather to showcase interests

Student communities gather to showcase interests

On Wednesday, Jan. 31, clubs and organizations from across the country gathered in the SUB for the Student Information Fair. The leadership staff of student organizations and clubs had decorated tables and information about the communities and the opportunities they provide. This included connections with students of similar backgrounds, extracurriculars

Exploring Montana’s geologic climate with local expert

Exploring Montana’s geologic climate with local expert

Due to Montana’s rich geologic history, paleobiological research is robust both on MSU’s campus and across the state. Paleobiology is a field that uses the fossil record to study evolution over time, according to the Department of Zoology at the University of Cambridge. David Varricchio, a professor in