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MOR monster mash

The dinosaurs may not have come to life, but the party definitely did. The Museum of the Rockies hosted their annual MOR After Dark event on Oct. 26, and it was a roaring good time. This event is always free for students and offers a plethora of fun activities. There

Changing Bozeman one bite at a time

If you go to Fork and Spoon, be sure to go on a guest chef night. Once a month, Fork and Spoon will bring in a local chef from the Bozeman community to cook for the restaurant, providing a range of diverse food choices. This month, they hosted MSU Looking

Go the distance for love

Benjamin Franklin once stated, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except for death and taxes.” Let me share with you another inevitability. If you’re ever in a long-distance relationship (LDR), at least one person will smugly inform you that it’ll only break your

Montana's mental health facility

The Extreme History Project returned on Oct. 11 with another lecture at the Museum of the Rockies. This month’s topic was Warm Springs, one of Montana’s oldest, continuously-functioning asylums for the mentally ill. The lecture was hosted by Lesley Gilmore, the director of historic preservation for CTA

A conversation of consent

How do you shed light on the gray areas of sexual consent? The play “Actually,” by Anna Ziegler, will attempt to answer this question in a staged reading at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 10-13 in the Black Box Theatre. Dean of Students Matthew Caires, The Voice Center, RHA

The missing (historical) link

The missing (historical) link

It only takes a mile to travel 100 years back in time. On Thursday evening, I took that walk to the Museum of the Rockies’ lecture “Alcohol, Corsets and the Vote: A Conversation with Mary Long.” The lecture was hosted by local nonprofit Extreme History, which aims to present history