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Last Best Comedy Fest hosts big names, bigger laughs

Last Best Comedy Fest hosts big names, bigger laughs

As Rich Hall recounted how his father taught him to woo the ladies like a true country boy, he settled his sights on a dimly lit crowd member with flowing blond hair. He took a seat next to them, and in a thick southern twang, began making flirtatious conversation. When

Professor from Arizona State provides a picture of humanity’s past, present and future with fire

Professor from Arizona State provides a picture of humanity’s past, present and future with fire

If you have spent a summer in the Gallatin Valley, you know that the dry months between July and September are synonymous with smoke and haze from wildfires. Until last week, smoke from the large Remington fire — which has burned 196,368 acres in southeastern Montana and northeastern Wyoming since

Avoid a scare, be bear aware

When you’re out in the woods with no cell service and six miles between you and your car, a bear is the last thing you want to see. September is Bear Awareness Month, but being bear-aware takes a little bit more thought than most people think. On Sept.

Ski film “Feel It All” explores mental health and recreation

Ski film “Feel It All” explores mental health and recreation

Trigger warning: This article contains discussions of suicide. On Wednesday, Sept. 4, Bozeman community members gathered to watch the short documentary “Feel It All” by professional skier, hiker extraordinaire and filmmaker Drew Peterson. His movie centers around mental health, and explains how nature and exercise intersect as a force for

MSU student aims to secure religious protections for bodily autonomy

MSU student aims to secure religious protections for bodily autonomy

“Being born to your inherent nature and being true to your nature is divine. Autonomy is pivotal to a spiritual freedom,” said MSU student and Djedi Order founder Chris Spencer. Spencer described the Djedi Order as the first LGBTQIA+ religion, which aims to affirm the religious right to freedom and

Give a duck, don’t be a quack

Give a duck, don’t be a quack

With summer coming to a close, the fall season will bring new and returning students, colored leaves and the southern migration of birds. Well, not all birds migrate south for the winter — MSU’s very own duck pond boasts ducks of various shapes and sizes all year round. The duck

Winning bands look ahead after “Battle of the Bands”

Winning bands look ahead after “Battle of the Bands”

Bozeman has earned a reputation for its thriving music scene through its local talent pool and its exceptional abilities of young musicians. On April 20, this was further proved as ASMSU and Logjam Presents showcased that talent at the third annual “Battle of the Bands.” In the SUB ballroom, six