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F.G.H. relocation makes room for undergrads

F.G.H. relocation makes room for undergrads

The once-daily soundtrack of playground shrieks and laughter gave way to a new kind of commotion in the West Julia Martin (WJM) apartments as 36 graduate student families were displaced in June by an estimated 200 incoming undergraduate tenants. “It just seems like year after year nothing changes for

Class of 2022, if you feel lost, feel it with confidence

It’s difficult to face college graduation without feeling anxious for the life that awaits. To live a life for the first time in 15+ years that exists outside the world of academia can bring a lot of confusion and restlessness. Most of us will most likely not be employed

Where’s the ‘dead’ in dead week?

Among university students across the country, the term ‘dead week’ is a fairly well known phrase. However, for many students at MSU, dead week is virtually nonexistent. ‘Dead week’ is the week right before finals week and is meant to be a time in which professors only review material, classes

Kola Bad Bear Helps Leads MMIP Day of Awareness

Two students at MSU, Maleeya Knows His Gun, who is Miss Indian MSU, and “Kola” Bad Bear, a forward on the Bobcat women's basketball team, are working with faculty members from the Native American studies department to recognize Thursday, May 5, as a day to raise awareness for

Fight the Burnout, Pass Your Finals

Fight the Burnout, Pass Your Finals

Finals week is quickly approaching and almost every student at MSU is feeling the stress. With only two weeks left of class, teachers are urging students to ‘finish strong’ and ‘put in the work’ for the rest of the semester. The only problem is that students are facing a phenomenon

Montanans are Natural Leaders in the fight to end Climate Change

Montanans are Natural Leaders in the fight to end Climate Change

MSU is a campus filled with bright young people who have a unique appreciation for the natural environment. The love of skiing, fishing, and any other outdoor activity translates to the motivation to sustain the land we hold so dearly. Leading a more sustainable lifestyle comes naturally and is a

Office of Sustainability to host Sustainability Summit

The first annual Sustainability Summit at MSU, hosted Monday, April 18, and Tuesday, April 19, will bring together members of the Office of Sustainability, campus managers, students and community members to inform the public about the university’s progress on sustainability targets established in the fall. In addition to reporting