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International Women’s Day panelists share their experiences in the U.S.

Under the stained glass dedicated to Women’s Week by MSU Extension in 2009 in the Strand Union Building Alumni Legacy Lounge, the Women’s Center hosted its annual International Women’s Day (IWD) Panel. The seminar was in collaboration with the United Nations Association of the United States of

Traveling T. rex exhibit makes stop at Museum of the Rockies

Traveling T. rex exhibit makes stop at Museum of the Rockies

At 13 feet high with each of its teeth the size of a banana, SUE the Tyrannosaurus rex (T. rex) has stomped its way into the Museum of the Rockies (MOR). “SUE: The T. rex Experience” exhibit — which arrived at the MOR on Feb. 8 — features a full-scale cast

The College of EHHD holds a showcase of community

The College of EHHD holds a showcase of community

On Thursday, Feb. 27, the Best Western Plus GranTree Inn on N. 7th Avenue hosted members of MSU’s College of Education, Health and Human Development (EHHD) for its annual showcase. There, a crowd milled about the various information tables and sampled hors d'oeuvres. EHHD is the home

Sold-out Drag Armory show centers queer joy

Sold-out Drag Armory show centers queer joy

The Gallatin Labor Temple in downtown Bozeman was packed on Feb. 28 for the sold-out debut show for the Drag Armory (DA) — formerly known as Haus of the Pistols. From 18-year-olds attending their first drag show to those who've been part of the scene since

Mark Anderson fosters passion for economic research

Mark Anderson fosters passion for economic research

On an average day in Mark Anderson’s Honors 251: Economics class, he begins by asking: “Someone pick a topic, any topic.” After a brief pause, a student might call out “hockey” or “fast food.” Anderson then proceeds to find an economics paper or research question related to the topic

Discover the joy of hula with the Pacific Islander Student Association

The atmosphere in the Student Wellness Center (SWC) was in stark contrast to the below-freezing winter weather. While snow was flurrying outside, students in Studio Room 1 could be found dancing to “Ulupalakua” by Baba B, a hula song describing cowboy culture in Hawai’i. On Wednesday, April 19,

Songwriters share heartfelt tunes at Steep Mountain Teahouse

Songwriters share heartfelt tunes at Steep Mountain Teahouse

There was a quiet hum of activity in Steep Mountain Teahouse last Thursday night; patrons played card games and sipped tea while listening to the music played by two performers from local musical group Songwriters in the Round (SR). The two individuals from SR performing on Feb. 13 were organizer