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Primary elections over, ASMSU preps for generals

Primary elections over, ASMSU preps for generals

On April 2-3, MSU students voted in the Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) primary election to determine which two executive candidate pairs would move on to the general election, which will be held on April 16-17. According to the updated general elections candidate list, the two pairs moving

HEART Initiative unveils dark reality in human trafficking training event

HEART Initiative unveils dark reality in human trafficking training event

Montana’s extensive and troubling history with human trafficking has earned the moniker of the “truck stop state” within trafficking circles. Human trafficking, sometimes referred to as modern-day slavery, is defined by U.S. federal law as the use of force, fraud or coercion to compel a person into

Gilda House electrifies Bozeman's Rialto

Gilda House electrifies Bozeman's Rialto

This past Saturday, the band Gilda House came to Bozeman and performed at the Rialto. They put on a rousing show with eclectic pop and LED lights to accompany the dreamy vocals of lead singer Meg Gildehaus. “Whenever Log Jam [a venue operator and event promoter] sends emails, I always

Underclassmen break track and field records. What's next?

Underclassmen break track and field records. What's next?

A pair of underclassmen stole the show for the Bobcats on Friday, March 22, smashing two MSU track and field records. Freshman Sydney Brewster, who competes in the shot put, and sophomore Pat Vialva, who competes in the javelin, highlighted the team’s season opener in Missoula. As the outdoor

Summertime activities around Bozeman

Summertime activities around Bozeman

The sun is shining more and more each day and as winter slowly fades away, summer is on everyone's mind. Summer means a new plethora of activities available and there’s no shortage of options in and around Bozeman. “Some of my favorite things to do around Bozeman

Bozeman’s Dying Mall Culture

Bozeman’s Dying Mall Culture

Shopping malls were at peak popularity from the 1980s up until the early 2000s, according to Business Insider. Just 20 years later, they are no longer the social centers of the populace. This is partially a result of the boom in online food delivery and shopping since the COVID-19

Wilson Hall was never a women’s prison, despite popular belief

Wilson Hall was never a women’s prison, despite popular belief

The initial purpose of Wilson Hall — the Brutalist, redbrick building north of Montana and Hamilton Hall — has long been rumored to have been initially built to serve as a women’s prison in Bozeman. The building is named after Milburn Lincoln Wilson, who was part of the agriculture economics faculty