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Student talent highlighted at art market

Student talent highlighted at art market

The Exit Gallery, located in the Strand Union Building (SUB), holds a two-day art market in the SUB Ballrooms every semester. This semester's market was held on Monday and Tuesday and was met with record-breaking success. During the reception on the evening of Monday May 1,

A preview on an upcoming student dissertation defense on the aesthetics of living

Jesine Munson, a doctorate student in american studies, approached her dissertation, “Re-imagining John Dewey for the 21st Century: The Aesthetics of Living-Praxis for Social Utility,” by looking at what she would call the aesthetics of living. Simply put, seeing art and beauty in the way we live includes

‘Scream’ Rewrites a Harmful Trope About Girls

‘Scream’ Rewrites a Harmful Trope About Girls

The final girl trope in the horror genre has been simultaneously loved and hated since the mid-1970s. While the term was not officially coined until 1992 by author Carol J. Clover, the “final girl” is defined as the one who gets a final confrontation with the villain where she

Meet Dean, the new Dean of the College of Arts and Architecture

Meet Dean, the new Dean of the College of Arts and Architecture

Dean Adams, the newly appointed Dean of the College of Arts and Architecture (CAA), has been an integral part of the CAA at MSU for 22 years. After receiving his undergraduate degree from MSU in 1992, he returned as a first-year art instructor in 2001. “The most rewarding aspects

Shows to watch when you’ve seen everything else

Shows to watch when you’ve seen everything else

If you're looking for a new TV series to add to your list and love plot twists, then this list is for you. Each of these shows has a slow burn, diving deep into each characters’ lives before tying all the pieces together. The ending will make you

The long awaited season two of “Shadow and Bone” was worth the wait

“The Darkling slumped back in his chair. ‘Fine,’ he said with a weary shrug. ‘Make me your villain,’” this iconic line is featured in Leigh Bardugo’s “Shadow and Bone” and has become a symbol of the series. Whether you have read the books, watched season one in 2021, discovered

Landscaping and Education Should Compliment Each Other On Campus

Behind Haynes Hall and the Plant Growth Center on the west side of campus flows a stream that is beginning to be lined with trees. In late 2022, the university horticulturists began planting native Montana trees along this river in order of climate appearance. The order of trees is supposed