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The roots of a new view

The roots of a new view

It’s currently 9:53 p.m. and I’ve just returned from my trip to The Elm, the recently opened venue for live entertainment near downtown Bozeman. I was partly at a loss for words when deciding how to write this article, as Logjam Presents advertises the venue as

The art of Bozeman

The art of Bozeman

In my time of experiencing the culture of Bozeman, I have come to learn that it is much more vibrant than I first expected. It is a town of art, history and science. And while I have been experiencing much in my short time exploring this town as a writer,

A Love Letter to Civil Engineering

My heart beats thousands of times in one day, but it’s only when blood is roaring in my ears that I am acutely aware of its existence within my chest. There are countless other parts of myself that I am only conscious of in brief intervals, yet I exist

Romney Oval goes green

Romney Oval goes green

Another effort to promote a more sustainable university is underway at MSU. Those who regularly stroll through Romney Oval may have noticed that the area is obstructed by fencing. In the following weeks, a geothermal energy system will be developed that will serve Romney Hall once the building’s renovation

One Switch at a Time

On a day in late March, I was filming a short film in the SUB for extra credit in my BIOB260 class. As I walked down a hallway on the first floor, I popped my head into each room. It was 9 a.m. on a Saturday, the sun was

New construction at MSU

MSU reached the fundraising goal for a new addition to the football stadium. The Bobcat Athletics Complex (BAC) will be constructed on the north end of Bobcat Stadium and will be the new home for the MSU football program. The 40,000-square-foot space will house locker rooms, training

Romney office renamed

Romney Hall, centrally located on MSU’s campus, has long held the reputation of being the school’s original gymnasium. Recently undergoing $32 million worth of renovations, the 97-year-old building will be transformed into a modern academic facility with 19 classrooms to seat upwards of 1,000 students.