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Walter Fleming honored at 49th American Indian Council Powwow

Walter Fleming honored at 49th American Indian Council Powwow

Beneath the lights of the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse last Friday and Saturday, drums pounded like a heartbeat as the sound of jingle dresses and shifting feathers filled the room. This was MSU’s 49th annual Powwow, put on by the American Indian Counsel (AIC). Powwows are Native American cultural celebrations

“This is a heavy topic to digest”: HEART Initiative holds human trafficking awareness event

“This is a heavy topic to digest”: HEART Initiative holds human trafficking awareness event

“[Human trafficking is] compelling or coercing another person’s labor or services, including commercial sex acts,” said Andrew Yedinak, the supervisory agent with the Montana Department of Justice (DOJ)’s Human Trafficking Unit. “People still don’t want to admit that it exists here in Montana. Even in the smallest

Sigma Nu hosts Shodair-FEST to support Montana kids

Sigma Nu hosts Shodair-FEST to support Montana kids

Multicolor strobe lights bounced off the walls of the Strand Union Building ballrooms on Tuesday, March 11, as students and fraternity members rocked out with Bozeman-based band Fritz Road. “Shout out Sig-Nu!” said Seth Norby, the bass player and lead singer of FR and former member of Sigma

Exit Gallery hosts “Ephemera” themed pop-up installation

Exit Gallery hosts “Ephemera” themed pop-up installation

Across from the ballrooms in the Strand Union Building (SUB), there is a white room that houses the Exit Gallery (EG). Its glass doors are frequently open to allow passersby — and hopefully visitors — to view the artwork within. The EG was created around 1972 and is now run by Associated

An Exponent reporter explores what lies below MSU

An Exponent reporter explores what lies below MSU

Many unsuspecting visitors to campus may not know that right below their feet lies a labyrinthine network of dark, pipe-filled tunnels. This may seem far-fetched, but I promise it’s real. You may have heard rumors of a tunnel system under the school and assumed that — if the

MSU Library celebrates Women's History Month with Edit-a-thon

MSU Library celebrates Women's History Month with Edit-a-thon

The third floor of the MSU Library is typically known for its silence. However, on March 4, students, faculty and community members gathered in the Center for Faculty Excellence & the Research Alliance to participate in the library’s second annual Wikipedia Edit-a-thon (WEAT). This year's

First Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Study Abroad program plans trip to New Zealand this spring

First Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Study Abroad program plans trip to New Zealand this spring

“As a person, I'm deeply tied to my culture. Everything I do is a product of where I was brought up,” said James Vallie, a chemical engineering Ph.D candidate and enrolled member of the Crow Nation. “I've learned so much in science and Western academia,