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Use the Destress Fest to Survive Finals Week

Finals week can be a daunting and stressful time for all students. As I write this, I have a million things racing through my head that I am anxious about when it comes to these last few weeks of the fall semester. But fear not: there’s a way to

U up? Let’s have some real talk.

Gone are the days of pebbles romantically tossed at your bedroom window to get your attention. Our new reality is cheesy pickup lines or choice emojis. Dating apps have become the new dating norm, but do we, college students, even like them? Nearly half of all college-age students in

The Right to Walk

“Make sure you’re home before the sun sets.” This is a phrase I have been familiar with since I was about 7 years old. My mother gave this instruction to my then - teenage sisters as they made their way out of the house to see their friends. These words

Dear Expie

“Dear Expie” is an anonymous column responding to student conversation on campus and answering student questions. This week, Expie writes about mental health. If you’ve got a burning question for Expie, email exponentopinion@montana.edu. All submissions remain anonymous. Dear Expie, I’ve been feeling really stressed out recently

Can you recycle that pizza box?

Can you recycle that pizza box?

It is rare to see a product in a store without the triangular “chasing arrows” recycling symbol. We buy these things knowing we will be able to recycle them and avoid contributing to the net amount of waste piling up on our planet. But what if we are harming more

Keeping a language alive

Speaking one’s native language is more than just a way of communication; it is a matter of maintaining culture. It is our best resource for staying connected to our history and where we come from. When we learn to speak the language that our ancestors spoke, we are connecting

Dear Expie: Coronavirus Conflict, Cooking and Cleanliness

"Dear Expie" is a semi-weekly, anonymous column answering student questions on relationship troubles, family woes and more. This week, Expie answers questions about homesickness, loneliness, and roommate troubles. If you’ve got a question for Expie, email ExponentOpinion@montana.edu. All submissions remain anonymous. Dear Expie, How