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Bodacious bodega-to-be: Partnership saving Walkerville building, envisions corner grocery

Not renovation. Not restoration. “Rodney calls this project a ‘resurrection,’” said Clark Grant, a partner with Daniel Hogan in ClarDan LLC. Rodney is Rodney Norman. A jack-of-all-trades, Norman has played a key role in saving a long-abandoned, weather-battered historic building in Walkerville that seemed destined

The MSU DISC creates a place of solidarity for students

The MSU DISC creates a place of solidarity for students

Last week, ABBA was queued, disco balls were turned on and students boogied the night away as MSU’s Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons (DISC) became a 70s-inspired disco. To transform the DISCxf, the room was decked with glitzy fringe decorations adorning doorways, multicolored lights reflecting across the ceiling

Season’s greetings from MSU musicians

Season’s greetings from MSU musicians

This past weekend, musicians from all over campus came together at the Holy Rosary Catholic Church to ring in the new season. A staple of Bozeman culture, the Noël! Concert has delighted Bozemanites for almost a decade with its impressive chorale arrangements, full orchestra and organ feature. In past years,

How grad students work with Bobcat athletes

How grad students work with Bobcat athletes

Thousands of fans file into Bobcat Stadium for home football games to cheer on the team, but few get to see the work that goes into keeping the players healthy enough to perform their best. MSU has three graduate assistant (GA) athletic trainers who work for the football program while

French and architecture students to continue service learning in Morocco

French and architecture students to continue service learning in Morocco

In late May, French professor Pascale Hickman and School of Architecture professor Christopher Livingston may embark with their students to the mountainous Zaouiat Ahansal region of Morocco for the first time in five years. Hickman first began traveling to the region before the university laid out their priorities to expand

The scariest middle schoolers in Bozeman

The scariest middle schoolers in Bozeman

“What is scary?” Jen Wold asked of her eighth grade class at Anderson Middle School. “I think they come in thinking that scary is blood and guts and then they discover that scary is the unexpected,” Wold said. Though your typical eighth grade classroom might not be discussing theories of

New Lone Peak Tram revolutionizes terrain access for Big Sky skiers

Lone Peak stands out in the Madison range, both in a literal geographic sense and in the hearts and minds of many as a thrilling and expansive ski mountain. As winter approaches, construction is wrapping up for a new and improved Lone Peak Tram that will revolutionize skiing at Big