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Detox Summer: Take a Substance Break

Detox Summer: Take a Substance Break

For those who aren’t familiar with terms like “Dry January'' or “Sober October,” they refer to taking a month off from all consumption of alcohol, marijuana or any other substances. The reasons for this differ from person to person, but there are undoubtedly many benefits that come

Putting the Right Foot Forward: Trail Etiquette for the Summer

Putting the Right Foot Forward: Trail Etiquette for the Summer

Now that summer seems to be crawling into view, it’s time to start thinking about which hikes have the best views, which peaks are the most rewarding summits and which trails wreak the most havoc on your knees. While it’s important to consider which trails are the most

Helena man charged with 7 felonies, some involving juveniles

A Helena man was charged April 19 with seven felonies after deputies responded to a Child Protective Services report of two juveniles who made "concerning statements." Darren James Alexander, 27, was charged with two counts of felony sexual assault, one count of felony criminal endangerment, three felony counts

Viola the elephant’s ‘tragic’ story: This wasn’t her first escape

The story of Viola the elephant escaping the Jordan World Circus on Tuesday in Butte was shared nationwide and beyond. Reports of her brief journey for freedom spread like wildfire. People frantically sent photos to families and friends, as well as on social media. The accompanying videos were humorous material

48th annual American Indian Council Powwow celebrates unity

48th annual American Indian Council Powwow celebrates unity

In the blue bleachers of the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, women lovingly braided their daughters' hair. Some used otter skin hair ties to secure the braids, while others sewed finishing touches on beaded dresses with needle and thread. Men fastened headdresses, some comprised of intricate beading, while others were adorned

Putting the “trap” in Traphagen Hall

Putting the “trap” in Traphagen Hall

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Saturday, March 23, 1996 started like any other day for the school’s starting quarterback, neurobiology student Rodney Finch. He grabbed his backpack and

The Ruffest Ride I’ve Ever Seen

The Ruffest Ride I’ve Ever Seen

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Clyle Gunnelson, a rancher since birth and six-time junior rodeo champ, competed last Saturday in MSU’s 2nd Annual Rough Stock Rodeo, which