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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.

'Captain Marvel' brings a new voice to the MCU

On March 8, International Women’s Day, Marvel Studios released their newest action-packed superhero flick. “Captain Marvel” is the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) first female superhero to fly onto the scene, and her movie was a thrilling jaunt into 90s nostalgia. The movie proved itself to be a

Exit Gallery welcomes new visiting artist

Visiting artist Jeff Barfoot’s exhibit, “I Don’t Sleep,” is named for its insomniac creator and is a fun romp into a land characterized by bright colors and clean lines. Barfoot’s personal work, produced for his small business Bee Things, brings to mind modern children’s book covers

Rock on with CAVE Exhibit

Rock on with CAVE Exhibit

Inside CAVE, sight and sound pulse together. With a rainbow of colors comes a spectrum of noise, and the two blend together to create a visual and auditory representation of the human brain. CAVE represents a melding of art and science through the combining of ancient cave art with cutting-

“Pollinating Crops”: a self-discovery process

Cradled in the main hallway of the SUB, the Exit Gallery is currently unveiling its newest exhibit of the year: “Pollinating Crops.” Entrancing upon entering, the walls are decorated and divided by three series, each depicting a delicate story inspired by the life and experiences of Megan Hansen, a senior

Go for Baroque

Go for Baroque

Entering the Baroque Impressions exhibit felt a little like stepping through the back of the wardrobe into Narnia. The harsh concrete and gloomy clouds outside Cheever Hall melted into a warm, gently-lit gallery with soft strains of Mozart playing overhead. Art students in elegant black weaved through a crowd

MOR monster mash

The dinosaurs may not have come to life, but the party definitely did. The Museum of the Rockies hosted their annual MOR After Dark event on Oct. 26, and it was a roaring good time. This event is always free for students and offers a plethora of fun activities. There