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Don’t be a bummer, have fun this summer

Don’t be a bummer, have fun this summer

Congratulations dear readers, you’ve (almost) made it through the spring semester! As we come to the end of yet another school year, the Exponent is ready to give you all the best tips and tricks for having an awesome summer here in Bozeman. Contrary to popular belief, our editorial

A journey through Asia at MSU’s cultural night

A journey through Asia at MSU’s cultural night

MSU was a theater for cultural diversity over the weekend during the Asian Multicultural Night (AMN), organized by the Asian Student Interracial Association (A.S.I.A). The event featured performances, a fashion show and discussions aimed at enhancing understanding and celebration of Asian cultures among the university community and

Are audiences ready for feminism in film?

Are audiences ready for feminism in film?

Just last week, MSU hosted a guest lecture from the Old Dominion State. Andrea Press from the University of Virginia introduced a discussion on feminism in Hollywood and the big screen in her lecture, "Is the Feminism of Barbie and Other Popular Media Products Media-Ready: A New Theory

Head to Head: Rap Vs Indie

Head to Head: Rap Vs Indie

Do you ever people-watch around campus and look at the students with earbuds in and wonder what they're listening to? Whether it’s music, podcasts or lo-fi whale noises, it seems like almost everyone is plugged into something. There’s no question that jamming out while

Magical discoveries in the center of Bozeman at the Cabinets of Curiosity

Magical discoveries in the center of Bozeman at the Cabinets of Curiosity

Story Mansion typically sits quietly in the heart of Bozeman, but for two weeks between March and April, the fictional Raven’s Eye Society showcases their revelations in their “Cabinets of Curiosity” exhibition. This is an event put on by Random Acts of Silliness, a Bozeman organization that aims to

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

Pulitzer Prize winner Dr. Brittany Broski hired as art history lecturer

Pulitzer Prize winner Dr. Brittany Broski hired as art history lecturer

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. MD Ph.D. Dame Brittany Broski, winner of the Pulitzer prize for her podcast “The Broski Report” as well as the Supreme Leader of