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Stay Local and Shop at the Co-op

Stay Local and Shop at the Co-op

The first Whole Foods to grace Montana soil finally opened last week right here in Bozeman. But the crowd of people who lined up early that morning just to get inside are overhyping a corporate behemoth when they can buy the same type of goods from more local sources at

The Three Cs: Christ, Candles and Crêpes

The Three Cs: Christ, Candles and Crêpes

What do French people love the most? Food, of course. In France, every holiday has a delicious treat to spark holiday cheer and celebrate national traditions. Have you ever tried Foie Gras at Christmas? Or a ‘King’s Cake’ during the Epiphany? What about crêpes, which are considered one of

Get a ‘pizza’ this new restaurant

Get a ‘pizza’ this new restaurant

Located on the 6th floor of the AC Hotel by Marriott lies Benchmark, a four season-rooftop restaurant and bar that is just under a year old. Not only does this restaurant offer handcrafted pizzas and cocktails, it also has a spectacular view of the breathtaking Gallatin Range. Growing up,

MSU kicks off Native American Heritage month with indigenous land recovery talk

MSU kicks off Native American Heritage month with indigenous land recovery talk

The American Indian Hall filled up last Thursday for a presentation from historian Eric Zimmer about the reclamation and recovery of Meskwaki Land and the Rapid City Indian Boarding School Lands Project. The talk comes at the beginning of Native American Heritage month, a time to celebrate rich and diverse

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

MSU reports record-breaking research expenditures

MSU conducted a record-breaking $200 million worth of research in the 2021-2022 fiscal year, vastly outpacing its rival University of Montana and firmly cementing its status as Bozeman’s dominant economic anchor. The ground-breaking work of MSU’s faculty and grad students has not only succeeded in

Norm is Not Plant Friendly

Norm is Not Plant Friendly

Over the last four years, MSU has either constructed or renovated four separate buildings. Each of these buildings follows a similar aesthetic. However, Norm Asbjornson Hall remains the ugliest building that has graced this campus since its completion in 2018. This is partially due to the fundamental design principles which