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What are the Most Unpopular Fashion Trends on Campus?

Your clothes can determine how you feel, and how others perceive you. Wearing clothes associated with a specific meaning — like a suit, lab coats, scrubs or sweats — affects the perspective of both the wearer and the people they interact with, according to a 2012 article in the Journal of Experimental

A journey through Asia at MSU’s cultural night

A journey through Asia at MSU’s cultural night

MSU was a theater for cultural diversity over the weekend during the Asian Multicultural Night (AMN), organized by the Asian Student Interracial Association (A.S.I.A). The event featured performances, a fashion show and discussions aimed at enhancing understanding and celebration of Asian cultures among the university community and

48th annual American Indian Council Powwow celebrates unity

48th annual American Indian Council Powwow celebrates unity

In the blue bleachers of the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, women lovingly braided their daughters' hair. Some used otter skin hair ties to secure the braids, while others sewed finishing touches on beaded dresses with needle and thread. Men fastened headdresses, some comprised of intricate beading, while others were adorned

New school-wide dress code inspires unprecedented backlash

New school-wide dress code inspires unprecedented backlash

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. MSU President Walden Cuzco recently released a statement to the students that’s been receiving quite a bit of heat. “In an attempt to

Bozeman Has Lost The Novelty of Antique Stores

Bozeman Has Lost The Novelty of Antique Stores

A year ago, a walk down Main Street would have included a quick trip to a coffee shop, thrifting and a stroll through both of the antique stores which were filled with all sorts of oddities. Thrift stores in the US have increased in both popularity and prices in the

“What Were You Wearing?”

MSU’s Students Against Sexual Assault (SASA) held the second “What Were You Wearing” exhibit in the SUB ballrooms on Oct. 27, which highlighted the stories of sexual assault survivors to spread awareness on the issue. SASA is a student-led club that hosts events dedicated to promoting healthy relationships.

Blitzing through the tailgates

Blitzing through the tailgates

Picture this: Bobcat Stadium flooded with people, fans screaming, music playing and a sea of gold rippling in front of your eyes. This is just a glimpse into the iconic Gold Rush football game at MSU. But the party doesn't just start with the coin toss. Students will