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Bobcats find triumph on the turf

Bobcats find triumph on the turf

Even though classes are already underway, for many students it doesn’t feel like school has really started until they are packed into Bobcat Stadium for the first football game of the season. This year, the 16th annual Gold Rush was no exception. Catalyzed by a roaring sea of gold,

Film students put on David Auburn’s “Proof”

The weekend of April 22, 2023, students from the School of Film and Photography and beyond put on three performances of David Auburn’s “Proof” at the Black Box Theater. Proof is a play first performed in 2000 which deals with a daughter’s grief and struggle to find direction

Fusion Fight League teams with Montana MMA event in the Brick

Fusion Fight League teams with Montana MMA event in the Brick

In its dynamic and adaptable fashion, the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse transformed this past Saturday to house a six sided ring to host the Fusion Fight League. The night included four amateur fights and five professional fights, the first a kickboxing event and the next eight consisting of mixed martial arts

‘Scream’ Rewrites a Harmful Trope About Girls

‘Scream’ Rewrites a Harmful Trope About Girls

The final girl trope in the horror genre has been simultaneously loved and hated since the mid-1970s. While the term was not officially coined until 1992 by author Carol J. Clover, the “final girl” is defined as the one who gets a final confrontation with the villain where she

Bring hip-hop dance to the MSU curriculum

Do people really not want to learn how to dance? A wealth of clubs focus on western-style swing dancing and other forms of ballroom choreography. There is nothing wrong with these different styles of dance. They have an established audience and events which offer a lot of depth; however,

Community packs in for first Asian Multicultural Night

Community packs in for first Asian Multicultural Night

Last weekend, the Asian Interracial Student Association (A.S.I.A) hosted its first-ever Asian Multicultural Night. The event represented 12 Asian countries through A.S.I.A's partnerships with other student associations and even larger non-profits representing Asian Americans. Doors for the event opened at

The Rasmussen Bobcat rodeo dynasty

The Rasmussen Bobcat rodeo dynasty

Just a few hours before the start of the MSU Spring Rodeo and his daughter’s last rodeo in front of the home crowd, one of rodeo’s greatest entertainers, Flint Rasmussmen sat down in Brick Breeden Fieldhouse and reflected on his family’s relationship with MSU. “You look at