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Students organize climate week to educate campus

A group of MSU students organized the 2023 Climate Week for an independent study class from April 17 to April 21, to spread awareness about climate change to their fellow students, faculty members and the Bozeman community. “The biggest reason I wanted to start climate week was to spread awareness,

ASMSU College of Engineering Senators

ASMSU College of Engineering Senators

The following response have been submitted by students running for election as College of Engineering Senators. Rex Wu, Malcom Wogoman, and Dylan Richards In a tweet, why should MSU students vote for you? Dylan Richards: The path toward progress is one we must all walk down together. With me as

ASMSU College of Arts and Architecture Senator

ASMSU College of Arts and Architecture Senator

The following responses have been submitted by students running for election for College of Arts and Architecture Senator. Lenny Triem Why are you running to be an ASMSU senator? I’m running to effectively represent the interests of the students of Arts and Architecture and to ensure that ASMSU works

ASMSU condemns proposed rise in NorthWestern Energy’s utility rate

MSU’s student senate has condemned a proposed utility rate increase by NorthWestern Energy in an effort to urge the company to pivot away from expensive and environmentally damaging electricity generation. NorthWestern filed the request to increase electricity rates with Montana’s Public Service Commission (PSC), which regulates the state’

Stay Local and Shop at the Co-op

Stay Local and Shop at the Co-op

The first Whole Foods to grace Montana soil finally opened last week right here in Bozeman. But the crowd of people who lined up early that morning just to get inside are overhyping a corporate behemoth when they can buy the same type of goods from more local sources at

Cat/Griz alumni biologists discuss ecology of bobcats and grizzlies in the wild

The MSU Alumni Foundation building filled up Thursday, Nov. 17, for a presentation from Andrew Pils, the forest biologist for the Shoshone National Forest, and his wife Shannon Pils, also a biologist for Shoshone National Forest. The two spoke about the real-life ecology of bobcats and grizzlies. Ecology is

EPA awards MSU grant for pollution prevention

EPA awards MSU grant for pollution prevention

On Monday, Sept. 26, Jennie Romer, the deputy assistant administrator of the EPA, presented MSU with a nearly $350,000 grant for pollution prevention. This grant stacks on top of a previous, large EPA Pollution Prevention grant awarded to MSU in 2020 — together totaling around $852,000 in the last