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From the exponent archives: Bikeway petition starts Thursday

From the exponent archives: Bikeway petition starts Thursday

This story was published in the Exponent on November 13, 1973 There are about 6,000 bicycles in Bozeman now, which is about one bike for every three and one-half residents. Bike sales are on the increase because people are realizing that bikes are a mode of transportation that

Calendar- September 1-7

Thursday, September 1 BUMBLEWOOD THICKET FAIRY VILLAGE Glen Lake Rotary Park Bumblewood Thicket returns. The village will contain all new fairy homes and business establishments created by talented Montana artists. Bumblewood Thicket Fairy Village is self-guided, free and open to all from 7 a.m.-10 p.m. BOZEMAN’

Off-Campus housing the focus of Oelkers and Roccisano’s plans

Following last spring’s election, Lucas Oelkers and Isabella “Bella'' Roccisano are ASMSU’s new President and Vice President, respectively. Both veteran members of ASMSU, their combined desire to do more for the student body as well as considerable uplift from their peers inspired the pair to run

The Evolution of Bozeman: A journey through photos

The Evolution of Bozeman: A journey through photos

In 1864, William White Alderson, one of the founding fathers of Bozeman, stated in his diary that the Gallatin Valley was “one of the most beautiful and picturesque valleys the eye ever beheld.” Indeed. This beauty has stood the test of time, bringing newcomers and a micropolitan evolution. Founded in

Cactus Records moves into a new era

Cactus Records moves into a new era

The closing of Cactus Records’ Main Street location came as harsh news for Bozeman music lovers. A historic space known for its great records, CDs, apparel and trinkets was suddenly lost. But in a bittersweet twist of events, Cactus Records still remains on Main Street. It’s farther down the

Scientists protest for climate action in wake of new climate report

Scientists protest for climate action in wake of new climate report

A group of international scientists turned to civil disobedience to grab the attention of lawmakers, citizens and the media after the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its latest report on the Mitigation of Climate Change on April 4. Two days after the report was published, scientists chained themselves

The Power of Being Friendly

The Power of Being Friendly

When I go to the grocery store or walk to work, I always have my headphones in. When I forget them, I feel a bit disappointed, knowing that I have to interact with the world around me and cannot be completely enveloped by my music. But interacting with the world