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Meet Bozeman’s first Police Community Liaison

Meet Bozeman’s first Police Community Liaison

As part of the Belonging in Bozeman Plan — which brought together several organizations and community members to create an environment where those who work, live and visit Bozeman can thrive — the City of Bozeman hired a Police Community Liaison (PCL). The primary role of the position is to strengthen relationships

MSU Bozeman officially opens new hub of nursing education

MSU Bozeman officially opens new hub of nursing education

Just 18 months after construction started for Jones Hall, MSU’s College of Nursing hosted a grand opening for students, staff and community members — including all living former deans of the college — to come and see the new building. MSU’s College of Nursing was established in 1937, with sister

The Spirit of the West has got the vim

The Spirit of the West has got the vim

Every Saturday home game — affectionately known as Caturday — most Bobcat fans start the day and express their school spirit by dressing on theme, drinking and making their way to Bobcat Stadium to cheer on their team. At the same time — or often earlier — more than 200 members of MSU’s

Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market wraps up for the summer

As the warmth of summer slowly fades into the crisp air of autumn, it seems the entire city of Bozeman is closing out summer. The Gallatin Valley Farmers’ Market (GVFM) wrapped up its 2026 Summer Market this past Saturday, Sept. 12. Starting in early June, the market ran every Saturday

Students come together to honor the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk

Students come together to honor the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk

MSU students filled a classroom in Linfield Hall on Sept. 10 to watch a livestream of "Freedom Built to Last" Turning Point USA's (TPUSA) memorial livestream honoring Charlie Kirk on the first anniversary of his assassination at Utah Valley University (UVU) — the same campus where he

‘Back in 2010 the building was a dream’: Gianforte Hall officially opens to the public

‘Back in 2010 the building was a dream’: Gianforte Hall officially opens to the public

MSU’s new computing building, Gianforte Hall, surpasses University standards, detailed with superb technology, integrated historical figures and art — according to local architect firm, Hennebery Eddy. The grand opening for Gianforte Hall was held on Sept. 10, giving the rapidly growing school of computing its own dedicated home for the

Author Taylor Brorby returns to the West with new MSU faculty position

Author Taylor Brorby returns to the West with new MSU faculty position

When Taylor Brorby would visit Bozeman to ski in the ‘90s, the town ended at the Lewis and Clark Motel. This year, Brorby returned to Bozeman to teach at MSU, and it’s safe to say that the city looks much different than it did before.