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Get Hyped About Horticulture

Get Hyped About Horticulture

I’ve noticed that students settle into a track without ever looking at the wider range of options available to them. I originally committed to environmental science and decided to change my major to horticulture the day before my class registration. This decision was made after I sat down and

Local Fall Activities That You Can’t Miss Out On

Local Fall Activities That You Can’t Miss Out On

Sitting on the fourth floor of Romney Hall, I can’t help but become captivated by the scene outside the window. Orange and yellow leaves cover the ground as a light breeze moves through the few still left in the trees. It’s the perfect picture of a fall day

It's getting chilly outside, is it time to couple up?

It's getting chilly outside, is it time to couple up?

Well readers, it's officially that time of year when I call my mother in tears about how I will die alone, then go home and continue my insufferable complaining to my roommate. But not everyone has to be that way. We are coming out of the beginning of

A spooky season spectacle right here in Bozeman

A spooky season spectacle right here in Bozeman

It’s officially October and you know what that means — pumpkin spice everything, sweater weather, and an intense urge to soak in the last of the temperate weather before Bozeman is blanketed in snow. If you’re itching to get outside for a fall activity this season, head over to

Landscaping and Education Should Compliment Each Other On Campus

Behind Haynes Hall and the Plant Growth Center on the west side of campus flows a stream that is beginning to be lined with trees. In late 2022, the university horticulturists began planting native Montana trees along this river in order of climate appearance. The order of trees is supposed

Barley Breeding Program holds sensory evaluation to determine market potential of barley

Barley Breeding Program holds sensory evaluation to determine market potential of barley

Editor's note: The headline of this story has been changed to specify that the program within the Malt Quality Lab that organized the taste test is the Barley Breeding Program. A correction has also been made to reflect that the students serving the samples were from the Food

Duck Pond lore: A deep dive

Duck Pond lore: A deep dive

The Duck Pond. What could possibly be more quintessentially MSU than that? Aside from maybe the infamous cow-in-the-bell-tower story, the MSU Duck Pond at The Grove is the most memorable part of any MSU Friday tour — and maybe even one of the most iconic parts of