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MSU appreciates alumni during Homecoming weekend

MSU appreciates alumni during Homecoming weekend

On the night of Oct. 3, residents may have noticed a slight change in the horizon on the Bridgers. At 8 p.m., the college M was lit up with orange LED lights to celebrate Homecoming week. Homecoming week festivities began Monday, Sept. 30, and finished strong as the football

“WHY DINOSAURS?” spurs on the next generation of scientists

“WHY DINOSAURS?” spurs on the next generation of scientists

Many people may remember having a fascination with dinosaurs as a kid, but typically this interest fades as they grow up. This was not the case for James Pinto who, alongside his father Tony Pinto, wrote and directed the 2024 film “WHY DINOSAURS?” “WHY DINOSAURS?” was screened at the Museum

Season of the Bozeman Symphony begins

Season of the Bozeman Symphony begins

Although the auditorium at Wilson School was packed with people, it was completely silent this past Saturday at 7:30 p.m. On the stage, dozens of musicians — taut bows ready to fire — watched the center of the stage with complete focus. On a raised platform, the maestro stood with

Behind the harvest: Research into Latinx farmworkers, injustice and the fight for change

Behind the harvest: Research into Latinx farmworkers, injustice and the fight for change

In an age of convenient services like DoorDash and open-late fast food, many people may overlook the origins of their food. According to the Journal of Agricultural Education, agriculture literacy refers to one’s understanding of food sourcing. Researchers have since identified a lack of agricultural literacy as one

Ann Bertagnolli: 28 years of leadership and mentorship at MSU

Ann Bertagnolli: 28 years of leadership and mentorship at MSU

A room of voices, new and old, filled Norm Asbjornson’s Inspiration Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 17 as attendees celebrated the career of a truly beloved woman. Within the room, images of retiring faculty member Ann Bertagnolli rotated on the screen, curating a mixture of emotion among the guests as

Level One Freeski Film fuels the stoke for 2025 ski season

Level One Freeski Film fuels the stoke for 2025 ski season

Under the glow of the ELM marquee, Bozeman skiers emerged from summer hibernation wearing jorts, small sunglasses, beanies and baggy clothing — fully embodying the word “steez,” — a slang term for alternative stylish clothing. They showed out on Tuesday, Sept. 10 with a purpose: to marvel at what this year'

An Endsummer Night’s Dream: an actor’s reflection on Montana Shakespeare in the Parks

An Endsummer Night’s Dream: an actor’s reflection on Montana Shakespeare in the Parks

The last actor went behind the curtain before the play started and a silence fell upon the audience. The intense anticipation was so thick, someone could cut it with a knife. “Who’s there?” someone exclaimed as the audience took a collective breath and a ghastly ghost strode across the