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ASMSU executive candidates talk campaigns, leadership

Who will be ASMSU’s new president and vice president? Votes cast on Thursday, April 6, for the 2022 ASMSU primary elections narrowed a field of four executive teams to two: Lucas Oelkers and Isabella Roccisano; and Daniel Occhipinti and Coleman Neher. The Exponent interviewed the teams about their campaigns:

MSU rodeo team shines in front of home fans

MSU rodeo team shines in front of home fans

Thundering hooves kicked dust into the air as the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse was transformed and the MSU rodeo team dashed into its spring season last weekend. Inside the fieldhouse for the first time in three years, the team hosted the first and second rodeos for the Big Sky Region spring

Spring fly fishing: Warmer waters brings more anglers

Spring fly fishing: Warmer waters brings more anglers

As the days get longer and the sun shines a little more, the rivers around Bozeman start to come alive with hopeful fishermen. As fishing prospects become more numerous and drift boats start making their appearance, here are a few things to keep in mind for the spring season. In

What your cup of joe says about you

What your cup of joe says about you

As humans, we all need our morning ‘cup of joe’ to help us get hustling and bustling in the morning. Everyone has a drink they call their morning glory that they can’t properly function without. You can tell a lot about a person based on what they’re drinking

Lost in the Student Art Market

Lost in the Student Art Market

This week the Office of Student Engagement (OSE) held its biannual Student Art Market. And might I say, it was one of the best Art Markets I have attended so far. On Tuesday, April 5, and Wednesday, April 6, thirty-plus artists showcased their handcrafted, handprinted and photographed works in

MSU professor Jennifer Hill publishes new book

MSU professor Jennifer Hill publishes new book

On Monday, March 28, in the Leigh Lounge of the SUB, Jennifer Hill, associate professor of American Studies, presented her newly published, and long-awaited non-fiction book, “Birthing the West: Mothers and Midwives in the Rockies and Plains.” Among the audience were friends, former and current students, colleagues, family

Critical Questions to Ask your Academic Institution

As we begin the important milestone in life of attending university, knowing what we are getting ourselves into is a crucial step in making sure we take advantage of our education to the fullest. In order to be sure our investment in a college is worthwhile, advocating for oneself is