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Community involvement hurls men’s rugby toward national bid

Community involvement hurls men’s rugby toward national bid

A group of MSU students has been regularly braving Montana’s winter weather four times a week on a quest to better themselves and their community. This is the men’s rugby club, which is juggling major ambitions of securing a bid to nationals while also serving the Bozeman area.

First-Gen Students Association plans mental health, nutrition and professional development workshops

Since its activities as a recognized student organization were officially launched at the beginning of the spring semester, the First-Generation Students Association (FGSA) has been ramping up its presence on campus. To this end, the FGSA is holding its first official event, a student-centered series of workshops, open

ASMSU condemns proposed rise in NorthWestern Energy’s utility rate

MSU’s student senate has condemned a proposed utility rate increase by NorthWestern Energy in an effort to urge the company to pivot away from expensive and environmentally damaging electricity generation. NorthWestern filed the request to increase electricity rates with Montana’s Public Service Commission (PSC), which regulates the state’

Independent course strives to improve climate literacy on campus

A tiny political science independent study course has made climate education across campus the singular focus of its semester. PSCI 492 is a 3 credit independent study course, taught by political science professor Paul Lachapelle and soil landscape processes professor Tony Hartshorn. The students are aiming to boost climate literacy,

Bozeman tenants demand action from city commissioners on short-term rental policy

Bozeman tenants demand action from city commissioners on short-term rental policy

“That ain’t right.” This was the phrase that echoed around the UCC Pilgrim Church last weekend as Bozeman tenants gathered to share their experiences with housing in the city and advocate for new policies. Members of Bozeman Tenants United, a volunteer-run organization advocating for affordable housing in the

Barley Breeding Program holds sensory evaluation to determine market potential of barley

Barley Breeding Program holds sensory evaluation to determine market potential of barley

Editor's note: The headline of this story has been changed to specify that the program within the Malt Quality Lab that organized the taste test is the Barley Breeding Program. A correction has also been made to reflect that the students serving the samples were from the Food

Streamline en route to special election

Streamline en route to special election

The future of Streamline, Bozeman’s free bus transportation network, is going up for a vote. Organizers secured a spot on a spring special election ballot for the formation of a new urban transportation district (UTD) to manage funding for the service – the result of a months-long effort to