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Dining halls dish out global flavors at International Food Bazaar

Dining halls dish out global flavors at International Food Bazaar

“I'm from the East Coast, where there's a lot more ethnic food,” said Natalie Lanasa, a sophomore studying animal sciences and a student employee in the Rendezvous Dining Pavilion. Lansa stood behind the counter, stirring a pot of traditional beef stew from Western Africa as she

MSU Science Night returns for entire Bozeman community

MSU Science Night returns for entire Bozeman community

The walls of the SUB ballrooms rang with laughter and excitement as MSU Science Night (MSUSN) welcomed an evening crowd on Thursday, Feb. 6. There, kids were engrossed by the different science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) activities and experiences, while parents helped their children with crafts at circular tables

Bozeman’s kink community breaks away from preconceived notions

Please be advised that the following article contains sexual themes that may not be suitable for all audiences. The content includes discussions of sexual acts, intimate relationships and adult themes. Additionally, everyone quoted in this story will be identified by either only their first names or stage names in the

Handmade goods, community support and local talent thrive at Nourish the Heart Market

Handmade goods, community support and local talent thrive at Nourish the Heart Market

This past Saturday, Bozeman yoga studio Your Yoga transformed its usual scene of stretching hamstrings and meditative silence into a bustling marketplace. Instead of yoga mats, rows of tables displayed hand-made crafts and goods. This fourth annual Nourish the Heart Market (NHM) continues its tradition of promoting local vendors.

A less macabre Sweeney Todd hits the stage with Montana Opera

Nestled in the hustle-and-bustle of downtown Bozeman, the Ellen Theater sits in stark contrast to the surrounding buildings. Adorned with ornate architectural details and a classic theater marquee, the Ellen — originally opened in 1911 — is known in Bozeman as a timeless home for the performing arts. This especially

“Gems of the High Plains”: an album 15 years in the making

The contents of this album review reflect the opinion of the writer and not the Exponent as a whole. The best kind of music is the kind that transports you back to the childhood road trips your family had in 2009. The recently released album “Gems of the High Plains”