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Head-to-Head: Make Plays, Get Paid

According to ESPN, the NCAA raked in $1 billion dollars during the 2018 school year. Advertised on their website are their acts of service towards athletes, including assistance in travel, providing nutrition, tuition costs and other benefits student athletes may need. But for student athletes, especially those bringing in the

Plaintiff Pops MSU's Bubble

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. MSU came under fire when the construction company contracted to erect the North and South “pop-up” gyms on campus filed a lawsuit against

Come and get it: Gold Rush Huckleberry Lemonade

Calling all Bobcat fans: There is a new way to celebrate Montana State football any day, any week, any month of the year. MSU and Harrington Pepsi Company recently announced the release of Gold Rush Huckleberry Lemonade. “This new beverage combines two great Montana traditions: the Bobcat Gold Rush game

Bountiful harvest at local farmers' market

The market spills out from the pavilion into the fields beyond. It is a blooming spectacle of fruits, flowers, vegetables, and handicrafts. Soft indie music plays while crowds of Bozemanites wander the market. The sheer amount of products available dazzles the eye, and the fragrant scents of coffee and soap

High hopes for Romney Hall

High hopes for Romney Hall

For many, Romney Hall is simply the building between Gaines Hall and A.J.M. Johnson Hall. It has a few classrooms, though they are small and underused, and a nonfunctional gymnasium constructed in 1922. Thousands of square feet of the building are completely unusable. Coupled with MSU’s rapidly

Students take charge of crumbly gluten-free granola

Many are familiar with the delicious, but terribly crumbly, gluten-free granola served in the dining halls. But, what most don’t know, is that some students are on Mission: Brittle Impossible. Last week, in the Hannon Hall Culinary Art classroom, volunteers gathered to take part in a gluten-free

Montana to leave the greatest country on Earth

Montana to leave the greatest country on Earth

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Well, it happened. Turns out that the rumors about it earlier in the year through a link that went viral from Fox News weren’