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HEAD TO HEAD - Drowning in "Red" or soaking up the sound (Two writers weigh their opinions about Taylor Swift's new album)

SWIFTIE (MEGHAN): Beautifully crafted and delivered, “Red” was quick to hit number one on the Billboard charts in 2012 and the “Red” tour grossed around $150 million. And now, Taylor Swift’s done it again, this time in her own way and on her own terms. “Red (Taylor’s Version)

Student artists share their craft at annual market

Student artists share their craft at annual market

On Nov. 16 and 17, the ballroom of the SUB was converted into a pop up market for local artists to share and sell their work in the Exit Gallery’s annual Art Market. There were a total of 25 artists featured in the market that displayed an assortment of

The Kaimin: UC PHOT GALLERY CAPTURES THE BEAUTY OF DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

The Kaimin: UC PHOT GALLERY CAPTURES THE BEAUTY OF DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

Taken in the haze of summer smoke, the black-and-white photos featured in the University Center’s Gallery don’t need color to capture a landscape ravaged by wildfire. Pictures of the charred bark of trees, rivers winding between fire-scarred hills and a burnt tree trunk in a

Bozeman bars for the brawl

With this year’s Brawl of the Wild taking place in Missoula on Saturday, Nov. 20, you may be in need of a spot in town to watch the big game. Some may prefer rooting for the Cats from the comfort of their own home, but for those who want

Hot off the press: Ed Sheeran's "="

If there’s one thing we know British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran is good at, it’s spinning yarns about sowing wild oats. Sheeran’s debut album “+” came out ten years ago in September and was met with positive critical response. Some may have first heard of “+” through other One

A strike, a spare and a Halloween fair

A strike, a spare and a Halloween fair

With Halloween on a Sunday this year, many students (myself included) used the whole three days to celebrate the holiday. And, what better way to kick off Halloweekend than a night of bowling, trivia and more? Last Thursday, Oct. 28, the Programs Activities and Campus Events Board (PACE) and the

The perfect hot cocoa, snuggly blanket movie

It’s November, and the leaves are falling. They crunch under your boots as you walk on campus, and the perfectly chilly weather allows us all to wear our favorite puffy jackets. But there’s one thing missing: the perfect fall movie. That's when you turn to “Winter’