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MSU rodeo carries momentum from inaugural parade nomination into spring season

MSU rodeo carries momentum from inaugural parade nomination into spring season

The MSU rodeo team made national headlines when they were invited to participate in the Presidential Inaugural Parade (PIP) in Washington, D.C. on Jan. 20, 2025. However, extreme weather conditions on the forecast caused the event to be moved indoors, preventing the ‘Cat’s involvement. Even though the team

Bobcats puck the Griz in “Brawl of the Wild on ice”

Bobcats puck the Griz in “Brawl of the Wild on ice”

A new all-time scoring record, senior night and a retired jersey were just the beginning as the MSU Men’s Hockey Club team took down the University of Montana (UM) Grizzlies last Friday during what the Gallatin Ice Foundation (GIF) dubbed a “Brawl of the Wild on ice.” The

The World Is Not Going to Burn

The World Is Not Going to Burn

The early ‘70s ushered in a phenomenon called "population doomerism." In 1968, biologist Paul Erlich published "The Population Bomb." He warned that overpopulation would result in mass starvation and billions of deaths. A few years later, the Club of Rome's "The Limits to

Religion Has a Place on Campus

Religion Has a Place on Campus

It’s easy to critique the religion of the masses, but infinitely harder to have a respectful conversation with someone you disagree with. And yet, our university classrooms have become a limiting sphere. The very place that should encourage all perspectives to be brought together to innovate now confines the

Late city commissioner to be honored with park expansion

Late city commissioner to be honored with park expansion

Late Bozeman City Commissioner I-Ho Pomeroy will be honored with the construction of an expanded park in her name on the northeast corner of Black Avenue and Mendenhall Street. Pomeroy was born in Korea and moved to the U.S. in 1988 with her husband Derik, later opening I-

Food scholarship cut to promote equitable programs

Food scholarship cut to promote equitable programs

This semester, MSU discontinued its Food Security Scholarship (FSS) — a program designed to assist students with meal access on campus by providing 25 free meal swipes to recipients — to focus on more equitable programs. The FSS previously provided eligible students with a limited commuter meal plan. "It used to

A less macabre Sweeney Todd hits the stage with Montana Opera

Nestled in the hustle-and-bustle of downtown Bozeman, the Ellen Theater sits in stark contrast to the surrounding buildings. Adorned with ornate architectural details and a classic theater marquee, the Ellen — originally opened in 1911 — is known in Bozeman as a timeless home for the performing arts. This especially