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The curious case of Trump's taxes

Following years of President Trump’s choice to not release tax records amid his 2016 presidential campaign and current role as president, the New York Times has begun releasing a series of articles detailing President Trump’s tax and income history dating back to 2000. The first article in the

Head to Head: Pumpkins Save Lives

In a world plagued by wildfires, hurricanes, deep political divides, and, well, actual plagues, there exists one savior — one salvation that transcends political lines and country borders. It comes around once a year as crisp autumn winds awake from their slumber, and this year earlier than ever. Yes, you guessed

Less Tuition, More Profit

Students of MSU, welcome to a college life that feels more like taking an online driving test than a journey of higher education. If you’re anything like me, you checked MyInfo incessantly over the summer, holding your breath and crossing your fingers in the hopes that all of your

Responsibly Reopening America

There is no doubt that the COVID-19 situation will have dire economic consequences and impact our careers and jobs. Both fresh graduates and seasoned workers are worried about their future prospects. Despite the rapidly growing damage to the economy, workers and people’s emotional well-being, surveys have shown

Bigger, Brighter Spaces for MSU Health

A January Board of Regents meeting gave new hope to the empty spaces that were once gyms in the Marga Hosaeus Fitness Center. The board unanimously approved the university’s proposal to design a new Student Wellness Center, replace the collapsed gyms and create new fitness laboratory space for the

Debt-Be-Gone

Each fall, young people throughout the nation will head off to college for the first time. For many of these students, their college years will prove to be some of the most formative times of their lives. Earning a college degree is a great achievement, and a diploma can open

Population growth stunts Bozeman’s outdoors

Bozeman has it all: proximity to world-class skiing, Yellowstone National Park, and a community of close-knit people who care deeply about the future of the Gallatin Valley. There is no question as to why tourism has grown exponentially here, but Bozeman and its natural attractions are suffering greatly