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High temperatures to impact local anglers

High temperatures to impact local anglers

With this winter feeling more and more like spring every day, it’s worth reflecting on how this season’s high temperatures have affected one of Bozeman's largest communities: anglers. Every year, local anglers and tourists from all over come to fish Gallatin County’s hearty stock of

BoZone’s Best of Bozeman Are (Mostly) Campus Hits

BoZone’s Best of Bozeman Are (Mostly) Campus Hits

Every year, “BoZone” — an online hub for various Bozeman events — releases a list celebrating places around town as the best for that year as voted on by the public in an online poll. From restaurants and coffee shops to tattoo parlors and breweries, there's a best-of award

MSU Library and DISC advocate for health equity

MSU Library and DISC advocate for health equity

The MSU Library held a health equity Wiki edit-a-thon in the Renne Library. The event was held in conjunction with the Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons (DISC), the MSU Research Alliance and the USDA National Agricultural Library (NAL) to spread awareness of health equity issues in Montana communities.

Low snow, high spirits

Low snow, high spirits

Although Father Winter has been taking his sweet time this year, the lack of snow did not discourage the Bozeman community from embracing the holiday spirit during the 43rd annual Christmas Stroll this past Saturday — including participants who completed an annual holiday-themed 5K. The event began with a bang

The DISC is the best-kept campus secret

The DISC is the best-kept campus secret

When I’m feeling down and need to see some friendly faces, if I have schoolwork I want to complain about or when my favorite spot at the library is taken, there’s one place I always turn to: the Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons (DISC). It’s the most

How students can beat burnout as finals loom

How students can beat burnout as finals loom

“At the moment I am lying on a desk in Wilson and trying not to cry. And I am not the only one,” political science junior Annika Bucchin said. Bucchin is correct in thinking she isn't the only one. As the semester draws to a close, assignments, papers,

Check please! Wait… who’s picking up the bill?

Check please! Wait… who’s picking up the bill?

We’ve all been there. The meal has ended, the drinks are gone, and the bill has arrived. You awkwardly stare at that leather bill holder in the middle of the table and wonder: Do I reach for it? Make a pathetic attempt? He had one of my croutons, so