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Student Wellness Center offers holistic wellness opportunities

Student Wellness Center offers holistic wellness opportunities

MSU’s new Student Wellness Center (SWC) just turned one year old, and everyone from freshmen to graduate students can take advantage of what it has to offer. Since its construction, the SWC has housed many essential services and facilities under one roof. Project planning for the SWC began in

Students Should Wear Headphones Less On Campus

Students Should Wear Headphones Less On Campus

I listened to 65,873 minutes of music in 2024, according to my Spotify Wrapped. That is equivalent to 1,097 hours or 45 days. Not only is that an insane amount of listening time, it is similar to — or even less than — that of my peers. The consumption of

Tenants rally for ownership of two Bozeman mobile home parks

State and local leaders joined the residents of two Bozeman mobile home parks to urge the current owner to sell them the land they are currently renting. The land was listed for sale in July Tenants of these parks say that resident ownership is the only way to ensure long-

Students Raising Children club creates network for parents on campus

The average day of a student usually consists of classes, homework assignments and exams. For members of the Students Raising Children club, however, life can look a little bit different because they have the added responsibility of providing for their kids. Rachelle McLain, collection development librarian at the MSU library

Eagle Mount to host first Annual Summer Community Concert

Eagle Mount to host first Annual Summer Community Concert

A Bozeman-based nonprofit is turning up the tunes and ending the summer on a high note. Eagle Mount — a nonprofit organization focused on removing barriers to recreation for people with disabilities and people diagnosed with cancer — will hold its first Annual Summer Concert at its on-campus amphitheater on

Watchdogs chafe at snail's pace EPA review of Butte lead level comments

The warm, fuzzy feelings survived about as long as a parched snow goose in the Berkeley Pit. The Environmental Protection Agency announced in October a proposal to drop the cleanup level for lead in residential soils and interior dust from the long controversial 1,200 parts per million to just

If You Struggle With Mental Illness, You Need to Join a Campus Organization

I’m sure you’ve seen plenty of articles that refer to mental health disorders as if they are allergies that can be managed rather than serious, lifelong disorders. This is not that article. This is not even really an article — it’s a farewell letter from a certifiably insane