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A conversation of consent

How do you shed light on the gray areas of sexual consent? The play “Actually,” by Anna Ziegler, will attempt to answer this question in a staged reading at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 10-13 in the Black Box Theatre. Dean of Students Matthew Caires, The Voice Center, RHA

Painting a picture of Cory Trépanier

Painting a picture of Cory Trépanier

I had the chance this week to speak with Cory Trépanier, the artist behind the Museum of the Rockies “Into the Arctic” exhibit, and ask him a few questions about his work. “Into the Arctic” features landscape paintings of the Canadian Arctic completed over the course of a decade and

They started the fire — MSU woodfired ceramic exhibits coming soon

They started the fire — MSU woodfired ceramic exhibits coming soon

In October of this year, the Cultural Confluence conference on woodfired ceramic process will make its way to Helena. The conference brings a huge following of artists and art supporters from around the globe, and because of this, MSU is holding their own series of exhibits throughout the month of

A look at simplistic art

A look at simplistic art

The Exit Gallery is dedicating its first exhibition of the fall semester to woodworking. Currently, it features the work of artist and curator Sam Gathje, a graduate student of MSU. His exhibit entitled, “Watch One, Do One, Teach One,” offers a look at the simplistic nature of life. Gathje says

A summer guide to Bozeman

The school year has come to a close and many students will be heading home or go on vacation for the summer. For those students who will be remaining in Bozeman, quite a few events and activities can be found around town if you know where to look. Whether you

Exit Gallery: Who is a refugee?

Exit Gallery: Who is a refugee?

Who is a refugee? The Exit Gallery recently displayed an interpretive answer to this titular question. The Exit Gallery, located in the SUB, is part of ASMSU and the OSE’s Arts and Exhibits program. Throughout the year, this program presents the work of MSU students, alumni, faculty, departments and

Coming to the Pro – March

“Coco” 2/26 – 3/11 “Coco” is the most recent release from Pixar, and it is a delight. The story follows a 12-year-old Miguel, an aspiring musician. He steals a guitar from a tomb so he can perform at a Day of the Dead concert, only to find