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MSU English professor offers a modern twist on a Shakespearean classic

“Exit, pursued by a bear”is widely regarded by both scholars and casual readers as one of Shakespeare's most famous stage directions. This line comes from the play “A Winter’s Tale,” a comedic tragedy that was originally published in 1623. Gretchen Minton, English professor and Shakespearean scholar,

The Gravy train hits The ELM

The Gravy train hits The ELM

World-famous rapper Yung Gravy — whose real name is Matthew Hauri — sold out The Elm this past weekend for a stop on his “Voluptuous Voyage” tour. Though many students and community members gathered to hear the rapper perform his hit songs, some fans may not be familiar with Hauri’s

Gallatin Community Gun Club holds inclusive gun training event

Gallatin Community Gun Club holds inclusive gun training event

In Montana, guns are a familiar sight — but without an inclusive space to learn, the barrier for entry can be high. The Gallatin Community Gun Club (GCGC) is working to change that, teaching everyone regardless of their identity. Despite heavy rain and unrelenting wind, members of the Gallatin community joined

Exit Gallery holds Fall pop-up exhibit

Exit Gallery holds Fall pop-up exhibit

This semester's Exit Gallery pop-up exhibit is a well-seasoned showcase of creativity, perfectly plated to match the theme “You Are What You Eat.” Inside the white walls of the gallery, pieces on wooden canvases range from acrylic paintings to mixed-media 3D sculptures. The Exit Gallery

Awakening the dream with Lola Ellen LaForge’s new book

Awakening the dream with Lola Ellen LaForge’s new book

Lola Ellen LaForge, an international compliance specialist at MSU, works in an office in the basement of the library — a space few have explored, much like the dream states she examines in her writing. LaForge, a newly published author, brings her dreams to life through poems, art and sketch-prose.

HandMADE Montana prepares for 7th annual Bozeman Fall MADE Fair

HandMADE Montana prepares for 7th annual Bozeman Fall MADE Fair

Get ready to spend money that you don’t have, Bobcats. The seventh annual Bozeman Fall MADE Fair is kicking off this weekend, and vendors and event organizers are dotting their i’s and crossing their t’s in preparation. The Fall MADE Fair — which will be held in the

Student club practices centuries-old martial arts

Student club practices centuries-old martial arts

Don’t panic if you see people fighting in front of Romney Hall — at least not if it’s between 3 and 5 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays. The participants are part of the Kashima-Shunryu club, which practices a traditional Japanese martial art that involves hand-to-hand