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Policy infraction leads to bike confiscation on campus

Policy infraction leads to bike confiscation on campus

Across campus, MSU Facility Services has been confiscating bicycles parked in violation of a transportation policy updated just over three years ago. This policy is outlined in Section 1000.20 of MSU’s Personal Transportation Device (PTD) Policy which can be found on MSU’s website. For bicycles, it states

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

How Eagle Mount Bozeman offers empowering recreational opportunities to people of all stripes

How Eagle Mount Bozeman offers empowering recreational opportunities to people of all stripes

Whether it’s skiing on the slopes or saddled up on horseback, Eagle Mount Bozeman offers locals a chance to combine their love for the outdoors with rewarding multipersonal relationships. The nonprofit organization focuses on providing adaptive recreation for the disabled, children with cancer and veterans. Eagle Mount Bozeman was

ASMSU President and Vice President

ASMSU President and Vice President

The following responses were submitted by the two teams running for election as ASMSU President and Vice President. Each candidate for president and vice president was given the opportunity to respond individually. Jacob Zink (President) and Melissa Ramirez (Vice President) Tara Applegate (President) and Jack Cambria (Vice President) Why are

GIS research on snow aims to prevent future rooftop collapses

GIS research on snow aims to prevent future rooftop collapses

In the winter of 2019, the roof of the North and South gyms of the Marga Hosaeus Fitness Center collapsed after unprecedented heavy snowfall. Now, researchers and undergraduate students are using geographic information system (GIS) technology to prevent future collapses. Eric Sproles, assistant professor of the Department of Earth Sciences,

What happened with the death threat to Young Americans for Liberty

During MSU’s Spring Career Fair on March 2, University Police issued two warnings for disorderly conduct after a “heated argument” occurred at an MSU Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) club recruitment table. YAL is a “conservative libertarian organization that mostly works on student rights and campus policies,” according to

Powwow brings Bozeman together to celebrate Native American culture

Powwow brings Bozeman together to celebrate Native American culture

The rhythmic beat of the drums echoed through Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, mingling with dancers' vibrant colors and intricate movements as they gathered for the annual American Indian Council (AIC) powwow. "In the past, we had all those enemies. We made powwows to find common ground with each other,