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HOT TAKES BY CULTURE FLAKES

Welcome to Hot Takes With Culture Flakes, where we get real about the “bests” and “worsts” of Bozeman. This week, we’re tackling ice cream, one of the tastiest frozen treats around. The Exponent staff breaks down the best ice creameries in the city - whether you’d rather go out

Far from the Wurst

There is much that can be said about the opening of a new business. It’s a time of excitement and joy, as all the hard work put into making a dream possible comes to fruition. However, it can also be a time of worry since you have to either

Editor's Soapbox

Editor's Soapbox

It was a beautiful Monday afternoon. I had just finished my third class and made plans to meet up with my dear friend and former co-worker Faith Droszcz at Miller Dining Commons to grab lunch. Before we even swiped our CatCards, we determined that the classic Miller sandwich would

Eating fresh, wasting less

Eating fresh, wasting less

On-campus residents and commuters alike often find themselves taking advantage of the many dining options MSU has to offer. Regardless of where one chooses to eat, MSU’s Culinary Services puts tremendous effort into making the dining halls, including Miller and Rendezvous, and the shops in the SUB sustainable.

The must do's at MSU

The must do's at MSU

As everyone gets settled into their dorms, works through their busy class schedule and figures out that syllabus week means a lot more homework than expected, planning what to do with your actual free time can be more of a chore than an event. So, if you’re a freshman

Welcome home, Bobcats

While the return to MSU this semester was near normal for many, Residence Life (ResLife) continuously adapted to changing policies and local case spikes of COVID-19. From Saturday, Aug. 21 - Tuesday, Aug. 24, thousands of first-time and returning students participated in this year’s “Move-In Weekend.” While

Festivities to celebrate another year around the sun

It’s no secret that the environment is important, especially for Montanans who often spend their free time fishing, hunting, hiking, skiing and snowboarding. With that in mind, it was no surprise to me that not only is the Bozeman Public Library hosting an Earth Day event, but they are