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Polish bishop goes on trial for paedophilia cover-up

Polish bishop goes on trial for paedophilia cover-up

A Polish bishop went on trial Wednesday for allegedly covering up paedophilia by priests in his diocese in a landmark case for the deeply Catholic country. The Bishop of Tarnow Andrzej Jez is the first member of the hierarchy to face criminal charges for failing to inform authorities of abuse

MSU students display a mix of emotions after Charlie Kirk’s death

Right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk was shot dead on Utah Valley University’s campus in Orem last Wednesday during an outdoor ‘Prove Me Wrong’ debate. Within minutes of it taking place, a graphic video of the assassination was disseminated across social media platforms. Kirk had just started his “American

MSU athletes putting faith into action

MSU athletes putting faith into action

In the world of college athletics where performance pressure runs high, finding a space to pause and decompress can be a challenge. However, for a growing number of athletes at MSU, Tuesday nights have become a space to reflect, recharge and strengthen their faith. Athletes in Action (AIA) is a

The Three Cs: Christ, Candles and Crêpes

The Three Cs: Christ, Candles and Crêpes

What do French people love the most? Food, of course. In France, every holiday has a delicious treat to spark holiday cheer and celebrate national traditions. Have you ever tried Foie Gras at Christmas? Or a ‘King’s Cake’ during the Epiphany? What about crêpes, which are considered one of

8,000 people attend annual Christmas Stroll

8,000 people attend annual Christmas Stroll

Bozeman’s Main Street is now decked out with boughs of holly after Santa paid an early visit to downtown — along with thousands of people. Last weekend, on Saturday, Dec. 3, Main Street was closed for the annual Christmas Stroll, where approximately 8,000 people gathered to kick off the

Christmas facts you didn't know you wanted to know

Christmas facts you didn't know you wanted to know

My favorite time of the year is Christmas: snow falling, bells ringing and carolers caroling. Not only does Christmas hold fond memories, but also deep rooted traditions and a rich history. So as we enter finals week and get ready to depart campus for a much-needed break to celebrate,

A COVID-19 Christmas

When thinking of the Christmas season, thoughts of shopping downtown for my family, catching up with friends over coffee and surrounding myself with the people I love come to mind. This year was different. As MSU students made the trip back to their various homes for the holidays, COVID-19