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Introducing Africana Studies at MSU

After five years and dozens of meetings with faculty and administrators, the Black Student Union (BSU) will finally see students enrolled in the class they’ve designed. The group proudly celebrated their two-year anniversary in March. Now, LS 191D: Introduction to Africana Studies is available as a diversity-core

Defeating the nerves of the first weeks of college

Defeating the nerves of the first weeks of college

Welcome to campus, class of 2024. During the middle of a global pandemic, you are blazing a new path on your own. Freshman year is a time of exciting events, including moving into the dorms, meeting new people and getting to live on your own. These are memories that will

From C’s to P’s: MSU goes pass/fail

The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the everyday routines of millions of people. As preventive measures such as social distancing and the closure of all nonessential businesses continue to be implemented, individuals are forced to navigate unprecedented obstacles. Students of MSU and campuses around the world are no exception.

Our Library and Its Resources

The MSU library is committed to providing an excellent service to MSU students and the Bozeman community through their community lending process. Recently, I had the opportunity to look at the library usage of MSU students and thought it would be useful to share it with the community. The diverse

The Importance of Being Well-Rounded

Registration is a terrifying time for all but the most seasoned of students. DegreeWorks is disorienting, CatCourse is confusing and the pair turn late March and early April into weeks filled with stress and pressure. Not only do students worry about properly completing the registration process, but they also fumble

Planning your way to a healthier semester

Okay: so you didn’t do too hot last semester. Maybe you spent a lot of time cramming at the library up to the very last second before every test, or writing papers, printing them off and handing them in with no editing. You might have done okay grade-wise,

Core 2.0 Wastes Resources

They say college can be the best four years of your life if you play your cards right. After all, you’re young, finally independent and now have an opportunity to separate yourself from the majority of the population by getting a degree. Your college experience is really up to