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Climate week activities spur dialogue on sustainability

MSU is currently hosting its annual Climate Week from April 22-26, which features a lineup of educational activities and discussions aimed at fostering environmental awareness and action. The events, open to both the university and the public, underscore local climate activists’ ongoing mission to integrate climate science and sustainability

Saving the Africana Studies program

Saving the Africana Studies program

MSU’s newest certificate program, Africana Studies, is already at risk of being lost because of low student awareness and university bureaucracy. The Africana Studies certificate program was confirmed to be moved from Liberal Studies to the History and Philosophy Department in February, but it has faced difficulty gaining traction

Exploring Hydroponics on Campus

Soil is a thing of the past — not really — but new agriculture technologies have made hydroponics a competitive option for vegetable and fruit production. Hydroponics is the technique of growing plants without soil. Plants may be grown in nothing or have rock, wool or perlite substrates. If you stroll through

University Printing Services sent to the shredder

University Printing Services sent to the shredder

On March 27, MSU announced via a post to its website that they have selected Color World to be the new preferred printing vendor for the university. This came after MSU announced that the on-campus University Printing Services would be closing on April 5. At the moment, there is

Head to Head: Rap Vs Indie

Head to Head: Rap Vs Indie

Do you ever people-watch around campus and look at the students with earbuds in and wonder what they're listening to? Whether it’s music, podcasts or lo-fi whale noises, it seems like almost everyone is plugged into something. There’s no question that jamming out while

Specialized dietitians aim to bolster Montana nutrition

Specialized dietitians aim to bolster Montana nutrition

Northern Nutrition Group is a local group of dietitians that aims to provide nutrition education and resources for all types of people, according to owner and registered dietitian Kim Johnson. Johnson, who started as a private-practice nutritionist in 2016, evolved Northern Nutrition Group into a group practice in 2020.

Primary elections over, ASMSU preps for generals

Primary elections over, ASMSU preps for generals

On April 2-3, MSU students voted in the Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) primary election to determine which two executive candidate pairs would move on to the general election, which will be held on April 16-17. According to the updated general elections candidate list, the two pairs moving