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Straight from the horse's mouth

Straight from the horse's mouth

MSU has a plethora of clubs for students to join. However, one that the campus community might not know much about is the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) Club Equestrian Team. “We are a club team associated with the national IHSA. IHSA was founded with the goal to provide equestrian

Students Face Lack of Entry-Level Positions

For college students, there is typically no such thing as job security. We are all mostly locked into seasonal work or sent back to the same restaurants or coffee shops year after year. Jobs in the service industry fill an economic need; however, burnout creeps in quickly. It is easy

Misdiagnoses Can Curb the College Experience

College students facing mental health crises are often misdiagnosed and it harms their ability to receive proper care. According to the Gallup National Health and Well-Being Index, the prevalence of mood disorders such as depression and anxiety continues to rise each year, especially among 18-29-year-olds. While

Exploring Montana’s geologic climate with local expert

Exploring Montana’s geologic climate with local expert

Due to Montana’s rich geologic history, paleobiological research is robust both on MSU’s campus and across the state. Paleobiology is a field that uses the fossil record to study evolution over time, according to the Department of Zoology at the University of Cambridge. David Varricchio, a professor in

Bridger Solar’s solar-powered car near completion

Bridger Solar’s solar-powered car near completion

Transportation is one of the larger hurdles when it comes to sustainable energy, according to Forbes Magazine. What better way to prove a future exists for sustainable transportation than through a student-built, solar-powered car? The MSU Bridger Solar club — a team of mostly engineering students — is setting out

MSU Library and DISC advocate for health equity

MSU Library and DISC advocate for health equity

The MSU Library held a health equity Wiki edit-a-thon in the Renne Library. The event was held in conjunction with the Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons (DISC), the MSU Research Alliance and the USDA National Agricultural Library (NAL) to spread awareness of health equity issues in Montana communities.

Summoning the Swifties to Downtown Bozeman

Summoning the Swifties to Downtown Bozeman

The women’s bathroom on the lower floor of the Rialto saw more sequins than ever before. Last Saturday, the beat of Taylor Swift’s “Style” vibrated the walls as concert attendees waited for an open stall and navigated their way around a tight space. Commonly, restrooms do not facilitate