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Men’s rugby club works on (and off) the field to make it to nationals

Men’s rugby club works on (and off) the field to make it to nationals

In all the excitement surrounding NCAA-sanctioned athletics, collegiate club sports are sometimes left on the back burner — often rendered afterthoughts amidst the fandom and media frenzy that accompanies official university sports. While the distinction is crucial for understanding different scales of competition, nowhere is the designation of club more

Tester rallies for reproductive freedom

Tester rallies for reproductive freedom

On Thursday evening, Senator Jon Tester (D), and Alexis McGill Johnson, the president and CEO of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, rallied for reproductive rights at the Bozeman Event Space. This event, held on Sept. 5, came during Tester’s campaign for reelection to the U.S. Senate, an office

Ski film “Feel It All” explores mental health and recreation

Ski film “Feel It All” explores mental health and recreation

Trigger warning: This article contains discussions of suicide. On Wednesday, Sept. 4, Bozeman community members gathered to watch the short documentary “Feel It All” by professional skier, hiker extraordinaire and filmmaker Drew Peterson. His movie centers around mental health, and explains how nature and exercise intersect as a force for

MSU student aims to secure religious protections for bodily autonomy

MSU student aims to secure religious protections for bodily autonomy

“Being born to your inherent nature and being true to your nature is divine. Autonomy is pivotal to a spiritual freedom,” said MSU student and Djedi Order founder Chris Spencer. Spencer described the Djedi Order as the first LGBTQIA+ religion, which aims to affirm the religious right to freedom and

Fan power prevails in Gold Rush victory over Maine

Fan power prevails in Gold Rush victory over Maine

A sea of gold welcomed the Bobcats home for the annual Gold Rush football game this past Saturday, with a 41-24 victory over the Maine Black Bears. Since 2007, the Gold Rush football game has served as the team’s home opener and has remained a hallmark of school

Mental and physical health intersect in new Student Wellness Center

Mental and physical health intersect in new Student Wellness Center

This semester, there’s a new building on campus bustling with activity. Inside, climbers harness up, lifters rack their weights, students fill prescriptions and seek life-improving services. This fall marks the grand opening of MSU’s long-awaited Student Wellness Center (SWC). Whether it’s cardio or counseling, the

MSU Volleyball sets for success this season

MSU Volleyball sets for success this season

Getting back into the swing of things is a common mindset for many college students this time of year. However, the MSU women's volleyball team isn’t just looking to get back into the swing of things — they’re looking to pick up where they left off and