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Women’s Month celebrated with collaborative panel

Women’s Month celebrated with collaborative panel

International Women’s Day, which occurs on March 8, first began in the early 1900s as women workers in needle trades banded against child labor and sweatshop conditions. Today, the holiday recognizes women for their achievements and gives focus to the adversities women around the world face. Each year, a

Excitement builds for 2024 powwow

Excitement builds for 2024 powwow

Next weekend, the MSU community will gather in the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse for the 47th annual American Indian Council (AIC) Powwow. Each year, crowds flock to witness the dance competitions based on different traditional dances. The AIC of MSU is a non-profit, student-led organization “that works here on

Everything you need to know about the ASMSU elections

Everything you need to know about the ASMSU elections

Applications will close for the upcoming Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) primary election, on March 26. The primary election decides which two students will make up ASMSU’s Executive branch as the president and vice president for the 2024-25 academic year. The primary election will take place from 8

Kirk Branch’s advice: get sidetracked

Kirk Branch’s advice: get sidetracked

Although MSU professors are busy teaching classes, they often have other jobs outside of the classroom that students might be unaware of. Kirk Branch of the English Department is a great example of one such professor. After earning his doctorate in language and rhetoric from the University of Washington, he

Sorry not sorry: Lori Addicks’ communication workshop

Sorry not sorry: Lori Addicks’ communication workshop

It's a tried-and-true fact that social media has negative impacts on the mental health of students. Students feel the consequences of excessive social media use every day — and if they haven't felt it, they know someone who has. Often, slang from social media bleeds

Madison Hall enters fifth season with Bobcat basketball

Madison Hall enters fifth season with Bobcat basketball

Madison Hall (nee Jackson) thought her basketball career ended last year at the Big Sky Conference tournament with a second-round defeat. Hall is part of a trio that won more games than any other Bobcat class with 84 wins in four seasons, including two shortened by the COVID-19

What’s the True Value of an Honors Degree?

What’s the True Value of an Honors Degree?

While the Honors College here at MSU offers the opportunity to earn an honors degree, it also requires more time, dedication and an increased workload. Earning a college degree is an incredible accomplishment and is by no means easy. So why would students want to challenge themselves even more by