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Anonymous donation promotes College of Agriculture programs

Anonymous donation promotes College of Agriculture programs

A $10 million anonymous donation has been awarded to MSU’s Extension and College of Agriculture. The donation will support precision agriculture, the extension’s 4-H youth development program, and two scholarships within the college According to Mike Becker, MSU’s spokesperson, $5 million of the endowment will contribute

Water main break floods steam tunnels, Plant Bioscience building

Water main break floods steam tunnels, Plant Bioscience building

Around 5:45 p.m. on Thurs. Oct. 27 was when operators at the City of Bozeman Sourdough water treatment plant noticed something alarming: water levels in the Kenyon drive and Sourdough water reservoir tanks had fallen nearly two feet. “It was indicative of a leak, several thousand gallons per

India Night Celebrates Togetherness in the MSU Community

India Night Celebrates Togetherness in the MSU Community

“India is a garland, made of flowers of different colors and different qualities,” Sreekala Bajwa, Dean of the College of Agriculture said, smiling out into the crowd at India Night last weekend. “And as I look into MSU and the Bozeman community, that is the metaphor that comes to my

Students invited to participate in Día de Los Muertos through SUB ofrenda

Students invited to participate in Día de Los Muertos through SUB ofrenda

There is a time of year when it is believed that the boundary between the living and the dead is temporarily dissipated, and families can reunite with departed relatives. This time is celebrated with the holiday that is known today as Día de Los Muertos. The origins of this holiday

Head to Head- Taylor Swift's "Midnights"

Meghan AmRhein: “Midnights” swiftly tops my list Here we are again, Phoebe and I’s seemingly annual argument on the newest Taylor Swift album. If you’ve kept up with any of our past head to heads, you know that I (unlike Phoebe) have been a fan of Swift since

The fight against victim blaming through art

Last week, Students Against Sexual Assault (SASA) premiered a gallery exhibit titled "What were you wearing." The sole purpose of this project is to end victim blaming and spread awareness about sexual assault. Questions such as "What were you wearing?" "Were you drinking?" "

The show that keeps dragon-on and on

*spoilers ahead! After eight successful seasons of “Game of Thrones” (GOT), HBO released the long awaited “House of Dragons” (HOD). This prequel takes place almost 200 years back when King Viserys I ruled and his Targaryen children fought for the next seat at the Iron Throne. I wasn’t quite