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A glimpse into Montana’s Norwegian past

In the busy new world, we have few reminders of what life was like long ago. But John W. Hoiland is one of those reminders. At 92 years old, he is still operating his cattle ranch outside of Livingston, Montana. "It's hard work and like it is

How a Peruvian business owner traveled hemispheres to set up shop in Bozeman

How a Peruvian business owner traveled hemispheres to set up shop in Bozeman

Montana is home to over 41,000 people of Hispanic descent and over 200 years of Hispanic history. Many people of Hispanic heritage initially migrated west to serve as furriers, railroad track workers or sugar beet workers, yet the stories of this community remain in the shadows. Hispanic Heritage month

Future revamp for Bozeman’s past

Future revamp for Bozeman’s past

Bozeman experienced one of its very first tastes of what modern city life was like all the way back in 1957 — right across the street from campus. Located on College St., across from the university, is the city’s first shopping center, referred to as West Gate Village, named by

Comedy Reborn in “The Rehearsal”

If you’re looking for a good laugh while you procrastinate on your homework, I’d highly recommend HBO’s, “The Rehearsal.” After premiering in July, “The Rehearsal” has proven to be entertaining, thoughtful, witty and a completely new type of show. Written and produced by actor and comedian Nathan

Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off the festivities

Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off the festivities

Do you enjoy watching television in color, talking on the phone without a cord tethering you to the wall or learning about the American Founding Fathers through a riveting Broadway performance? (Yes, I mean “Hamilton”). If you answered yes to any of those, you have some fantastic Hispanic individuals to

U up? Let’s have some real talk.

Gone are the days of pebbles romantically tossed at your bedroom window to get your attention. Our new reality is cheesy pickup lines or choice emojis. Dating apps have become the new dating norm, but do we, college students, even like them? Nearly half of all college-age students in

Exploring Bozeman’s risque history

Exploring Bozeman’s risque history

The downtown of Bozeman's past has evolved beyond recognition. 151 years ago, the city was home to a different type of night life. The Extreme History Project took me on a walking tour of Bozeman’s Red-Light district. This district stood just north of Main Street and