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MSU Students Decide if Zodiac Signs are Fact or Fiction

MSU Students Decide if Zodiac Signs are Fact or Fiction

The opposing feelings of intrigue and disdain towards astrology and Zodiac signs is something our generation is quite familiar with. The field of astrology is classified as a pseudoscience, as it makes claims about human traits and behavior based on the positioning of stars and planets. Our Zodiac signs are

Get into the swing of things with Big Sky Timber Sports

Get into the swing of things with Big Sky Timber Sports

Walking up to the Big Sky Timber Sports (BSTS) practice field behind Bobcat Stadium, the lawn may first appear as a scrap yard as you pass piles of wood, rusty machinery and scattered wood chips. Looking inward, axes swing and nail the center of distant targets as log poles soar

‘Cats women's basketball rearing to go

As the 2023-24 season gets rolling for ‘Cats basketball, the women's team is looking to improve after last year’s season-ending defeat to Portland State in the quarterfinals of the Big Sky Championship tournament. “I love our team this year because it is a family environment

The Writing Center is a Surprise Asset for STEM Students

The Writing Center is a Surprise Asset for STEM Students

Shortly after I wrote an article encouraging STEM students to take more writing classes, the Writing Center here at MSU reached out to talk about the myriad resources they have to offer science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students. I spoke with two current students on Oct. 25 and a

Student nutrition resources explored for campus community

Student nutrition resources explored for campus community

MSU’s food pantry, the Bounty of the Bridgers, is a student's one-stop-shop for meal plan scholarships and other resources surrounding food insecurity. The building, located on 6th Ave., focuses on providing supplemental and emergency food assistance to all members of the MSU community, according to

MSU polo club builds welcoming environment for new players

MSU polo club builds welcoming environment for new players

Nicknamed the “Sport of Kings,” polo often evokes imagery of British nobility playing on some far-away perfectly manicured field. However, the game is alive and well at MSU thanks to the polo club and the sport has become more accessible than ever due to lower costs. The club currently

Get Hyped About Horticulture

Get Hyped About Horticulture

I’ve noticed that students settle into a track without ever looking at the wider range of options available to them. I originally committed to environmental science and decided to change my major to horticulture the day before my class registration. This decision was made after I sat down and