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Students Call for More Dining Options

Students Call for More Dining Options

Finding alternative ways to feed yourself as you grow tired of dining halls and ramen packets is a rite of passage that almost every college student goes through. Unfortunately, the options around the MSU campus do not currently help to provide a solution. Many students on campus here at MSU

Eight Ways to Spend the End of Autumn

The sky is gray, it’s cold and windy. Everything is covered in mud, and if it’s not mud it’s snow. It’s November in Bozeman. Besides the gloom of the overcast sky, this is the perfect time of year to curl up and give into the mid-

Proactively preventing food waste on campus

Proactively preventing food waste on campus

MSU Culinary Services serves 12,000 meals per day according to it’s vision statement. Given all of these meals, students and various restaurants on campus, food waste is something that the university is working to divert. MSU has been composting excess food for over eight years, adapting and advancing

Chick-fil-A’s Arrival Sparks Moral Concerns

America’s favorite homophobic chicken restaurant is opening a location on campus. Chick-fil-A is scheduled to open during the spring 2024 semester, but its arrival threatens the fragile relationship between the LGBTQIA+ students and an administration that is obligated to protect them. From athletic brands to soda pop,

Student nutrition resources explored for campus community

Student nutrition resources explored for campus community

MSU’s food pantry, the Bounty of the Bridgers, is a student's one-stop-shop for meal plan scholarships and other resources surrounding food insecurity. The building, located on 6th Ave., focuses on providing supplemental and emergency food assistance to all members of the MSU community, according to

The Festival of Lights illuminates MSU

The Festival of Lights illuminates MSU

Diwali — also known as the Festival of Lights — was celebrated last Saturday, Oct. 28 in the SUB Ballrooms. It was hosted by the Indian Student Association (ISA) and the Asian Student Interracial Association (A.S.I.A.). The event served to unite the Bozeman community as a whole and show

A Himalayan mountain tavern in the heart of Bozeman

When I walked into Shan on Oct. 20 I was surprised by two things. First, the tavern is tiny — maybe ten tables with most only being two seats, a small bar and an open-plan kitchen that takes up a third of the space. Second, the smell of the food