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Students join forces, working around the clock, to support Ukrainian refugees

On Thursday, Feb. 24, Russian President Vladimir Putin sent troops into Ukraine to launch a continuous full-scale invasion. Russian forces have left Ukrainians homeless and buildings as rubble. As of Wednesday, March 23, there are an estimated 3.6 million refugees that have fled Ukraine and 6.5 million

Sometimes pockets are meant to be emptied: One girl’s journey through a local art market

If you haven’t gone to Biome Slow Craft Collective, it’s time. Out across from Story Mill sits a small warehouse where artists of all kinds can hone their craft, whatever it may be, and even sell their handmade materials. The shop is open seven days a week from

Bridger Bowl dealing with low snowpack and growth

Bridger Bowl dealing with low snowpack and growth

Bridger Bowl sold a record number of passes for the 2021-22 season, but with low snowfall, the season has been challenging for the ski area. “We have sold more passes and had our two largest months of skier visits ever in January and February, including four of our largest

Big winter wins at Bozeman sales-fest

Big winter wins at Bozeman sales-fest

Last President’s Day Weekend, Downtown Bozeman held its annual Winter Crazy Days event, and more than 200 businesses participated to offer major winter discounts. It’s safe to say nearly all of Main Street took part in this sales-on-top-of-sales extravaganza. Eager customers filled every shop

2021 MSU Giving Day

More than $340,000 was raised for campus organizations on MSU’s third annual Giving Day, hosted on Thursday, Feb. 17, and Friday, Feb. 18. The 29-hour online campaign aimed to raise money for multiple programs, causes and groups. There were a total of 55 projects and groups registered

College affordability, Debt Cancellation and a Path to the Future.

In my experience, when a fresh college graduate steps into the world of opportunities, college debt is a barrier that delays almost all the important milestones of their lives, including starting a family and buying a house. Expensive tuition is a major factor that leads to building up individual college

Bozeman’s best thrift

Bozeman’s best thrift

If I’m being honest here, Bozeman winters get me a little down. If you can relate, then you, too, might be the type in search of a pick-me-up amidst the chilly months. I present the cure to these downer days: retail therapy. Bozeman’s full of great