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Astroweekly: A Letter from Utopia

Astroweekly: A Letter from Utopia

In the spring of 1953, the president of the Pacific Telephone Co., Mark Sullivan, stated the following: “Just what form the future telephone will take is, of course, pure speculation. Here is my prophecy: in its final development, the telephone will be carried about by the individual, perhaps as we

Flying through Coronavirus

Flying through Coronavirus

With the nation under varying degrees of quarantine guidelines, folks are not lining up to fly. In fact, people are being discouraged from leaving their houses at all. Places all along the East Coast are shutting down, including New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, etc. It has been rumored that the

Podcasts to keep you sane during the quarantine

Many things in your life have probably changed in the last few weeks. From switching to online classes to possibly moving back home, this time of uncertainty has brought with it loads of anxiety and stress. Luckily, this pandemic has also brought with it plenty of time for us to

AstroWeekly: The power of Zuck

AstroWeekly: The power of Zuck

I had the opportunity a few summers ago to spend an afternoon with Mark Zuckerburg. As the founder and CEO of Facebook, he has ultimate control over what has become a cornerstone of civilization and the modern world as we know it: social media. Whether social media is a good

Dancing for a cause

Dancing for a cause

If you walked by the SUB last Saturday, you might have seen a silent disco with people dancing with flashing blue, red and green lights. On March 7, the MSU Montanathon student club held Montanathon 2020 to support Shodair Children’s Hospital in Helena, a hospital dedicated to helping youth

Art Market highlights MSU talent

Art Market highlights MSU talent

Between an impressive engineering school, competitive business school and groundbreaking research, it is easy to get lost in all the wonderful things that MSU has to offer. Among all the majors, the creative arts majors can sometimes get lost in the shuffle. The Ceramics Guild Chili Bowl Sale and the

Dim Sum Diversifies Downtown Bozeman

As Bozeman continues to expand, its diversity has also increased. A great example of this is the new dim sum restaurant that just opened up on Feb. 1, called Red Sugar Dim Sum. The restaurant is Montana’s first ever dim sum restaurant and it is right here in Bozeman.