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Black History Month: Highlighting black Montanans throughout history

While Montana is not the whitest state in the nation, it is statistically the least black. Due to this, notable black Montanans throughout the state’s history tend to get swept under the rug and are not given the credit they have earned and deserve. The Exponent has chosen to

Tax help

Tax season is upon us, and the Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship and Beta Alpha Psi are sponsoring free tax filing sessions for students beginning Feb. 11. For international students and MSU employees, filing assistance begins Feb. 25. The help sessions are staffed by accounting students who are

Conrad Anker talks climate change

Conrad Anker talks climate change

On Monday, Oct. 22, Conrad Anker will discuss climate change and its effects on recreational outlets at Passion into Purpose, hosted by Protect Our Winters (POW), a non-profit organization working to reverse the effects of global warming. Anker, a renowned mountaineer with many first ascents under his belt and

Club Profile: Thrive on Plants

Thrive on Plants (TOP), a club with a mission to promote health, sustainability and respect to all lives through a plant-based diet, is focusing on two big projects this year. First, club president Uma Rye Graham is looking to create a positive change in the environment by reducing the

Black Student Union revival

Black Student Union revival

The Black Student Union (BSU) is back after over a decade of inactivity. After several attempts over the years to revive the club, Judith Heilman from the Montana Racial Equity Project, MSU Professor Gilbert Kalonde and Ella Watson, Gallery Director of Haynes Hall, were instrumental in bringing the club back

A look at simplistic art

A look at simplistic art

The Exit Gallery is dedicating its first exhibition of the fall semester to woodworking. Currently, it features the work of artist and curator Sam Gathje, a graduate student of MSU. His exhibit entitled, “Watch One, Do One, Teach One,” offers a look at the simplistic nature of life. Gathje says

Exponent Explains: The Exponent

Have you ever taken a tour of the SUB? The first floor houses the rec center and the second floor is where everyone congregates to eat food and do homework. But what about the third floor? Yes, it does exist, and it is home to several underused and underappreciated resources