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Notorious Courbet painting goes on show in Vienna

Notorious Courbet painting goes on show in Vienna

One of Gustave Courbet's most controversial nudes, "The Origin of the World" will be the centrepiece of a major retrospective of the 19th-century French artist that opens in Vienna on Thursday. The 1866 painting of a naked woman lying with her legs open, has only

Student Commons hosts zine workshop

Student Commons hosts zine workshop

MSU students got creative in the Student Commons this past week. The craft at hand? Zines — an art form historically used as a means of resistance for marginalized communities. Participants gathered last Friday for hands-on learning about the history and process of zine-making. According to event organizer Junie

Indigenous beadwork event threads community

Indigenous beadwork event threads community

The Museum of the Rockies (MOR) recently held an educational event inviting participants to learn about the beading styles and practices of different Indigenous cultures. On Friday, Jan. 30, attendees made jewelry at “Beading Our Stories: Beading Earrings Workshop,” which was created and taught by MOR Museum Education Specialist MaggieJo

Career fair allows former student to bridge art and quantum research

Career fair allows former student to bridge art and quantum research

Career fairs can provide students with opportunities to connect with experts or potential employers in their field. For former MSU art major Jack Schnepf, one of these fairs allowed him to branch out and start working for a quantum research lab. Each semester, the Allen Yarnell Center for Student Success

Opera Montana brings Tony award-winning musical to Bozeman

Opera Montana brings Tony award-winning musical to Bozeman

In recognition of the 41st Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Student Commons worked alongside the Black Student Union, TRIO Support Services, Campus Civil Rights and Forward Montana to honor his legacy. On Jan. 19, they hosted Opera Montana for a preview of their upcoming performance “Ragtime,” a Tony Award-

MSU photography professor wins national Honored Educator Award

MSU photography professor wins national Honored Educator Award

Christina Anderson didn’t intend to take on teaching as a career. After graduating from MSU in 2000, she said she only took a teaching job so she could continue using the darkroom in the Visual Communication Building. Two and a half decades and countless trips to the darkroom later,

Artisan Fashion Show centers sustainability

Artisan Fashion Show centers sustainability

From medieval fairy core dresses to outfits made entirely out of old jeans, the second annual Birdhouse Artisan Fashion Show took over the Rialto on Saturday with flare, swagger and a focus on sustainability. This year’s Birdhouse Artisan Fashion Show was held on Nov. 15. The 24 artists involved