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Upcoming Magpie Renaissance Faire supports veterans and local artisans

Upcoming Magpie Renaissance Faire supports veterans and local artisans

Hear ye, hear ye! The Magpie Renaissance Faire is returning to the Gallatin Valley for its third year. From Sept. 13 to 14, Rivers Hollow — a patch of land off Frontage Road between Belgrade and Manhattan — will be transformed into an immersive world of fantasy and history with live performances,

SDS holds protest for international students

SDS holds protest for international students

The MSU community received an email from the Office of the President on April 11 stating that three international students had their F-1 visa statuses revoked by the Department of Homeland Security. Nationwide, 32 states have seen such revocations as of April 9, according to NBC. The situation at

Department of Homeland Security responds to ACLU lawsuit regarding MSU students, alleges criminal records

Department of Homeland Security responds to ACLU lawsuit regarding MSU students, alleges criminal records

New information has emerged regarding the lawsuit surrounding the visa statuses of two MSU international students. On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) responded to an American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Montana lawsuit by filing a motion to dismiss a temporary restraining order (TRO) granted by Federal Judge

Art Market experiences record-breaking year

Art Market experiences record-breaking year

Last Wednesday, art education major Madeline Tiedt sat in the Strand Union Building (SUB) ballrooms, hand-sewing patches onto a sweatshirt as she watched market-goers peruse her stall at the annual spring Art Market. Tiedt said it was fulfilling to see her art selling after months of preparation. “I

The Montana Bar Fairies create a Bozeman chapter to encourage impaired driving awareness

The Montana Bar Fairies create a Bozeman chapter to encourage impaired driving awareness

In 2023, there were 132 impaired-driving-related fatalities on Montana’s roads, according to the Montana Department of Transportation's. Robert “Bobby” Dewbre was among those killed when he was hit by a drunk driver while crossing the road. His death inspired grassroots action across the state and

Presidential finalists visit campus, answer community questions

Presidential finalists visit campus, answer community questions

President Waded Cruzado announced her intention to retire in August 2024, setting into motion the process of selecting the next president of MSU. On March 21, the MSU Presidential Search Advisory Committee announced MSU’s two presidential finalists. Each finalist spent two days at MSU during the week of March

53rd Iditarod carries on legacy of the last great race on Earth

53rd Iditarod carries on legacy of the last great race on Earth

Beneath a starry night sky in Anvik, Alaska, a dazzling aurora borealis stretched over the horizon in ribbons of green and purple, the sight accompanied by the rhythmic sound of paws beating faintly on the snow. By the time the lights had faded, the first team of sled dogs had