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Exponent Spotlight: MSU Symphony Orchestra

Exponent Spotlight: MSU Symphony Orchestra

When music is discussed at MSU, the Spirit of the West is the first thing that comes to mind for many students. But there’s another group slinging beats and crafting symphonies that flies under the radar– the MSU Symphony Orchestra. And it’s open to every student on campus.

High hopes for Africana Studies Certificate

High hopes for Africana Studies Certificate

Social change starts with a single spark, but who ignites it? The answer: dedicated students. “In the fall of 2019, the College of Letters and Science (CLS) began a concerted effort to develop and offer a new course in the area of Africana Studies,” said MSU’s Senior Diversity and

Candidate Questionnaire: Senate District 34

Candidate Questionnaire: Senate District 34

Damion Lynn (D) — Senate District 34 Shelley Vance (R) — Senate District 34 As of press time, Vance had not responded to the Exponent’s questionnaire. Responses received after press time will be published on msuexponent.com. Why did you decide to run for office? Lynn: Over the last several years,

Candidate Questionnaire: Gallatin County Superintendent of Schools

Candidate Questionnaire: Gallatin County Superintendent of Schools

John Nielson (D) — County Superintendent of Schools Matthew Henry (R) — County Superintendent of Schools What’s the biggest lesson you’ve learned from teaching that would help you as superintendent? Nielson: Education is about the students. They learn in different ways at different speeds. Trying to make everyone do things

Bozeman Library’s SymBozium creates space for civil discourse

Bozeman Library’s SymBozium creates space for civil discourse

A panel of experts gathered last week at the Ellen Theater to bring together ideas from the young and old alike about the American Dream. The panel, which included professors and scientists, was part of the Bozeman Library’s yearly SymBozium. “Our goal is to have important conversations about important

American Indian Heritage Day event remembers historical violence, promotes healing

American Indian Heritage Day event remembers historical violence, promotes healing

“Everything you do will affect seven generations” was a refrain Eduardo Duran returned to repeatedly as he addressed a crowd of over 100 members of the community during an American Indian Heritage Day event on Friday, Sept 30. The event was an uplifting celebration of Indigenous heritage that emphasized healing

Homecoming festivities to look for this weekend

Homecoming week started off hot last Tuesday, Oct. 4, with the celebratory “Lighting of the M.” Students and residents were able to see the bright, LED lights from all over Bozeman, but the festivities didn’t end there. On Thursday, Oct. 6, at 7:30 p.m., the Hedges will