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Survey reveals dwindling food security in Montana

The Center for American Indian and Rural Health Equity (CAIRHE) sponsored a survey studying the impact of COVID-19 on the food security of Montanans. The project collected responses from 1,944 participants between April and Sept. 2020. “The survey was the first of its kind in Montana to report

Chipping away on a mild winter's day

Chipping away on a mild winter's day

This past Friday afternoon I was de-stressing from a hard week of school and assignments by taking a stroll down Main St. I stopped at Wild Joe’s Coffee Spot for a hot snickerdoodle latte, peeked in at Vargo’s Jazz City and Books to check for a new

Head to Head: HydroFlask

Looking for the perfect gift to give to your special someone (or your hot RA) (or your brother) (or yourself to get you out of that puddle of tears) this President’s Day? Look no further. I propose to you, the HydroFlask — the single coldest, sleekest and slurpiest water bottle

A COVID-19 Christmas

When thinking of the Christmas season, thoughts of shopping downtown for my family, catching up with friends over coffee and surrounding myself with the people I love come to mind. This year was different. As MSU students made the trip back to their various homes for the holidays, COVID-19

Springing into a new semester

Springing into a new semester

For students new to campus this spring semester or those just looking for something fun to do outside their heavy academic schedules, MSU Debut offers many activities and events to welcome students back to Bozeman. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, all events have been modified to comply with local health

Keeping busy over break

Keeping busy over break

As this interesting fall semester comes to a close, some of you may be wondering how you should spend the glorious six weeks of winter break that are rapidly approaching. Luckily, there are many different ways that you can spend your time, and here are just a few suggestions. 1.

HEAD to HEAD - ... a nightmare

HEAD to HEAD - ... a nightmare

It’s dinnertime. You’ve had a long day with two exams and a big project due. The dining hall didn’t have the scones you wanted at lunch, one of the tines on your plastic fork broke off in your throat and you’re craving some comfort food. If