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Art Market highlights MSU talent

Art Market highlights MSU talent

Between an impressive engineering school, competitive business school and groundbreaking research, it is easy to get lost in all the wonderful things that MSU has to offer. Among all the majors, the creative arts majors can sometimes get lost in the shuffle. The Ceramics Guild Chili Bowl Sale and the

Persistent plastics

Persistent plastics

Plastic waste can be found in the strangest places, including the Mariana Trench deepest underwater canyon in the world.. As plastic breaks down, animals consume it, and eventually the plastics find themselves on our plates and in our lungs. On Thursday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m., the Emerson Center

Exit Gallery: A fresh coat of understanding

Exit Gallery: A fresh coat of understanding

In a single rectangular room, art and ideas collide to create a space that confronts profound modern issues and concepts. This space is the Exit Gallery, which features a diverse array of artwork to engage the community in exploring contemporary art. Located in SUB 212, the Exit Gallery is organized

Plans for American Indian Hall finalized

The final design plans for the new American Indian Hall were revealed to the public on Tuesday, Dec. 3 . The new building, being constructed northeast of the SUB, will support the growing population of Native American students enrolled at MSU. “We have over 700 Native students, so we’re growing

Just a bunch of stuff

It is no secret that Bozeman has a rich art scene. Numerous art galleries line Main Street and many Townies participate in Bozeman’s Art Walk Fridays during the summer. Bozeman’s lavish artistic community has made waves all over the country as it was featured in an article published

Not so NORMal Art Show

MSU is full of extremely talented students and staff and does a great job of providing an environment where this talent can be honed and displayed. On Thursday, Aug. 29, there was an art exhibit showing off the work of MSU art student Holden Roberts in Norm Asbjornson Hall. Roberts

A day of diversity

It’s hard not to notice that MSU isn’t the most diverse campus in America, but the administration has been working to fix that. Notable examples from just the past few weeks include breaking ground on the new Native American Hall and hosting the 44th Annual American Indian Powoww.