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Thyme to Try Gallatin College’s Student Bistro

Thyme to Try Gallatin College’s Student Bistro

The tables were already crowded, a long waitlist of almost 45 minutes was queued and all around us, chefs-in-training rushed about: bussing tables, grabbing orders and refilling water. The lunch rush was picking up and they hadn’t even been open for a full hour. It was the

Hibernating animals out and about early this year

When we think of spring, we think of groggy bears crawling out of their dens, warmer days and the soft songs of birds whistling through the trees. For many of us, these familiar signs mark the turning of the seasons. However, the birds and bears aren’t the only creatures

Specialized dietitians aim to bolster Montana nutrition

Specialized dietitians aim to bolster Montana nutrition

Northern Nutrition Group is a local group of dietitians that aims to provide nutrition education and resources for all types of people, according to owner and registered dietitian Kim Johnson. Johnson, who started as a private-practice nutritionist in 2016, evolved Northern Nutrition Group into a group practice in 2020.

Bozeman’s Dying Mall Culture

Bozeman’s Dying Mall Culture

Shopping malls were at peak popularity from the 1980s up until the early 2000s, according to Business Insider. Just 20 years later, they are no longer the social centers of the populace. This is partially a result of the boom in online food delivery and shopping since the COVID-19

MSU’s Red Flags

MSU’s Red Flags

In recent years, our generation has become obsessed with the concept of “red flags.” For those who aren’t familiar with the term, it’s usually used with regard to relationships and describes a trait someone has that is a warning sign of something bad to come. Of course this

Dead ducks, feral hogs and love: an Excrement exposay :p into the wedding of the century

Dead ducks, feral hogs and love: an Excrement exposay :p into the wedding of the century

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 Crawdad Wodaddy and Chump the Bobcat tied the knot in a private ceremony last week at the Yellowstone Club near Big Sky.

Spring Un-Breakin’ the Bank

Spring Un-Breakin’ the Bank

Traveling for breaks is always fun, but not always worth it. Long road trips can be just as expensive as flights and the great American adventure can no longer rely on hitchhiking and the kindness of strangers. Popular destinations like Seattle, Portland or anywhere in Southern California are pricey to