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Bozeman Doc Series presents early showing of “Food Inc. 2”

Bozeman Doc Series presents early showing of “Food Inc. 2”

Last Thursday, Feb. 15, members of the Bozeman community gathered at the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture to watch a special sneak peek of “Food Inc. 2,” a yet-to-be-released sequel to the 2008 documentary “Food Inc.”The event was organized by the Bozeman Doc Series,

Hotel Construction Doesn’t Benefit MSU Students, Just MSU

Hotel Construction Doesn’t Benefit MSU Students, Just MSU

In Sept. 2019, MSU proposed the idea of an on-campus hotel for the betterment of both the culinary arts and hospitality programs, according to the Montana Board of Regents. In May 2023, the proposed hotel became an exception to MSU’s maximum 20 lease term at a Board of

Celebration highlights undergraduate research

The 30th annual Student Research Celebration on Wednesday, Nov. 29 allowed students participating in undergraduate research to display their work to people across campus. In turn, MSU students got a chance to see why MSU can call itself a top-tier research university. The Undergraduate Scholars Program (USP) funds undergraduate

Season’s greetings from MSU musicians

Season’s greetings from MSU musicians

This past weekend, musicians from all over campus came together at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church to ring in the new season. A staple of Bozeman culture, the Noël! Concert has delighted Bozemanites for almost a decade with its impressive chorale arrangements, full orchestra and organ feature. In past years,

“Advice for Girls:” go skiing with your friends

“Advice for Girls:” go skiing with your friends

When the crew of “Advice for Girls” set out to make the film, the girls knew exactly what they wanted to say: women of all ages are worthy of success, allowed to take up space and extremely valuable to the ski industry. Made by an entirely female cast and crew,

Eight Ways to Spend the End of Autumn

The sky is gray, it’s cold and windy. Everything is covered in mud, and if it’s not mud it’s snow. It’s November in Bozeman. Besides the gloom of the overcast sky, this is the perfect time of year to curl up and give into the mid-

Book Recommendations to Spice Up Your Fall Experience

The transition between fall and winter is the coziest time of year. In our case, this year's move out of fall has lasted longer and felt even more idyllic than usual. Sure, it’s already snowed, but there are still leaves to crunch and sweater-weather days to