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From compost bin to farm field: Here’s what happens to campus food waste

From compost bin to farm field: Here’s what happens to campus food waste

“We’re going to the dump!” Professor Mary Stein announced as students from her sustainable foods and bio energy systems class boarded a bus to the Happy Trash Can Curbside Composting facility on Tuesday afternoon. The field trip provided students with a unique opportunity to explore the final destination for

What’s on the editors’ radar for summer 2023

What’s on the editors’ radar for summer 2023

Let’s be real, dear readers. You’ve probably got access to no less than 4.3 zillion guides for things to do in Montana over the summer through some simple internet sleuthing. Many of those guides claim to list the top 10, best 15 or even 57 cool things

Turn the Mic Back On for Zooey Zephyr

“I hope the next time there’s an invocation when you bow your heads in prayer, you see the blood on your hands.” These words were spoken by Zooey Zephyr, a member of the Montana House of Representatives representing Missoula, on Tuesday, April 18. She spoke in response to Senate

How to have fun in the sun in Montucky — off the beaten path

After just about nine months of winter, I think it's safe to say we are all more than ready for summer. Now that the sun has started to come out, we can plan our summer bucket lists. If you're going to be staying in Montana for

A preview on an upcoming student dissertation defense on the aesthetics of living

Jesine Munson, a doctorate student in american studies, approached her dissertation, “Re-imagining John Dewey for the 21st Century: The Aesthetics of Living-Praxis for Social Utility,” by looking at what she would call the aesthetics of living. Simply put, seeing art and beauty in the way we live includes

Film students put on David Auburn’s “Proof”

The weekend of April 22, 2023, students from the School of Film and Photography and beyond put on three performances of David Auburn’s “Proof” at the Black Box Theater. Proof is a play first performed in 2000 which deals with a daughter’s grief and struggle to find direction

ASMSU student government announces general election results

BOZEMAN — Montana State University’s student government, the Associated Students of MSU, held its general election this week to choose student leaders for the 2023-24 academic year. A total of 1,909 students cast ballots, a voter turnout of 12%. The election results are as follows. Winners are marked