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QSA hosts first live drag show since 2019

QSA hosts first live drag show since 2019

In front of a packed SUB Ballroom A on Saturday, March 26, the Queer Straight Alliance (QSA) hosted “Awaken,” the first in-person drag show since 2019. Led by local drag queen Hex Shadow, the evening featured ten performers including both drag queens and kings. Energizing numbers with props, whips,

“Licorice Pizza” leaves a bittersweet taste

Released in November, Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Licorice Pizza” has been nominated for Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay and Best Director at this year’s Academy Awards. This film is a love-letter to Southern California and to the 1970s. Shot on 35mm Kodak film, the grainy appearance of the

American Indian Council to host first Powwow Since Covid

American Indian Council to host first Powwow Since Covid

The 46th annual American Indian Council (AIC) Powwow, a gathering celebrating Native American culture, is taking place at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on Friday, March 25, and Saturday, March 26. This event is for friends and families of all different backgrounds to come together to celebrate through tribal dances, great

EDM Night lights up Bozeman Hot Springs

EDM Night lights up Bozeman Hot Springs

Unreal Productions hosted an EDM concert on Sunday, March 20 at the Bozeman Hot Springs, featuring local Montana DJs Styto, ODONATA, Nerdskull, Blyt and Ezra. The hot springs venue appeals to all concert goers, from high schoolers to retirees. Many college kids were dancing up in the front of the

Sioux Chef Sean Sherman mentors MSU students about food and resiliency

Sioux Chef Sean Sherman mentors MSU students about food and resiliency

Interest was high and the stove was hot as a group of Montana State University students gathered around master chef Sean Sherman in the Hannon Hall kitchen to watch as he demonstrated how to pop the grain amaranth. Sean Sherman, renowned chef of Native American cuisine and chief executive of

Cat Quips: Spring Break vs. Shorter Semester?

Since last year, MSU students (well, really only the seniors) have seen what it’s like to have both a spring break and a longer semester, as well as a shorter semester and no spring break. I checked in with MSU students who have severely divergent opinions on this year’

Sometimes pockets are meant to be emptied: One girl’s journey through a local art market

If you haven’t gone to Biome Slow Craft Collective, it’s time. Out across from Story Mill sits a small warehouse where artists of all kinds can hone their craft, whatever it may be, and even sell their handmade materials. The shop is open seven days a week from