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During Troubling Times, Remain Aware and Focus on Community

One of the most powerful weapons a government can use against its own people is the promotion of ignorance and apathy. Often, when we begin to feel hopeless, we are inclined to pull away because it feels too overwhelming to care at all. However, this kind of empathy fatigue only

SUB renovations fail to pass student vote

SUB renovations fail to pass student vote

MSU students voted on Tuesday and Wednesday not to pass a $150 proposed student facility fee to renovate the Strand Union Building (SUB). The Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) Senate unanimously passed a resolution in support of the fee on March 13, advancing it to a student vote. This fee

MSU’s AMA wins International Chapter of the Year

MSU’s chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) brought home top honors from the 2025 International Collegiate Conference (ICC) in New Orleans, clinching the coveted Chapter of the Year title and taking first place in both the Digital Marketing Competition and the Chapter T-Shirt Design Contest. The AMA

MSU professors address AI concerns brought up at recent symposium

MSU professors address AI concerns brought up at recent symposium

MSU and the American Historical Association (AHA) co-hosted “The Future of Research in the Age of AI” symposium at the Museum of the Rockies and the Black Box Theater on March 27 and 28. This symposium discussed the potential issues and challenges of using AI in conjunction with large-

Eid-Al-Fitr celebration returns to MSU after two years

Eid-Al-Fitr celebration returns to MSU after two years

“Dignity is diversity. We only have one world, and in this world everyone [else] lives too. We cannot push others away,” said professor of mechanical and industrial engineering Ruhul Amin during his April 12 presentation about Eid-Al-Fitr, an Islamic holiday that follows the end of Ramadan. Before his

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 other of the modern citizen”: Collaborative research project to host exhibit

“I hope people will have some curiosity about why that seemingly simple question might not be that simple as it seems,” said Ezgi Balkanay, an assistant professor at the School of Architecture. She is also one of the primary investigators in a collaborative research venture titled “Where Are You Really