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New Bitterroot Magazine edition dropping in May

As you enter the door, the ring of a landline vibrates through your ears. You see ten people lined up at their desks typing away and others shouting and cackling on the phone. The roar of their voices and the smell of coffee fills the room. People run across the

Bridger Bowl’s cutest employees sniff out safety

Bridger Bowl’s cutest employees sniff out safety

Editor’s Note: Descriptions of terrain using the word “backcountry” in this story have been corrected to use the word “ridge.” Bridger Bowl’s ridge terrain differs from backcountry terrain because it is patrolled and within the ski area boundary. Backcountry terrain is out of bounds and not patrolled. Bozeman’

How tennis led two athletes overseas to MSU

How tennis led two athletes overseas to MSU

Bobcats come from near and far – with some having developed their skills right here in Bozeman, and others coming from across the country. But what about those that traveled to MSU from outside the country? In the U.S. international athletes make up over 20,000, or roughly 4% of

Dmitry Muratov is coming to MSU

The MSU Leadership Institute will bring Dmitry Muratov, a 2021 Nobel Peace Prize Winner and editor-in-chief of the Novaya Gazeta newspaper, to speak at the SUB Ballrooms on Feb. 22, 2023 at 7:30 p.m.. Muratov is the latest world-renowned speaker the Leadership Institute has hosted:

A welcome from President Cruzado

“The thing that drew me to Lafayette as a subject—that he was the rare object of agreement in the ironically named United States—kept me coming back to why that made him unique. Namely, that we the people have never agreed on much of anything.” Sarah Vowell It is