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Past, Present and Future Bobcats Return to Bozeman

Past, Present and Future Bobcats Return to Bozeman

MSU is home to many: farmers, architects, engineers and artists alike. With different classes, schedules and social groups, it can be hard to connect to one another, but there are few occasions that bring the whole university together like Homecoming week. Excitement buzzes in the air as the leaves fall

HouseCats celebrate 2020 Stay-Homecoming festivities

HouseCats celebrate 2020 Stay-Homecoming festivities

This year, the MSU Alumni Foundation did not let COVID-19 get in the way of an awesome Stay-Homecoming week, both on campus and throughout the Bozeman community. Despite the current challenges presented by the pandemic, Homecoming at MSU took place over the week of Sept. 28 - Oct. 2.

MSU announces 2019 Homecoming Ambassadors

The energy surrounding MSU’s homecoming traditions, both new and old, continued this year with the second annual homecoming ambassador election. Each candidate for homecoming ambassador exhibited a thorough investment in the community, participating in a diverse range of organizations both on and off campus to make an impact on

Head-to-Head: Tradition Mustn't Die

Homecoming at MSU is a tradition. There’s the football game, the lighting of the ‘M,’ the parade, and of course, homecoming royalty. The new Bobkittens have been around just long enough to call their dorm home-sweet-home, and Bobcats of all ages return for this one special weekend,

Head -to-Head: Gender-Neutral Homecoming Court Turns Heads

From the university’s inception in 1894 through the fall of 2017, MSU elected a homecoming court in the traditional way: one man wins the position of homecoming king and one woman wins homecoming queen. There were never two men or two women elected, even if they were the most

Cats ground Eagles in homecoming win

Cats ground Eagles in homecoming win

As is the case every year, MSU volleyball wrapped up homecoming weekend with a match in Shroyer Gym on Saturday, Oct. 13. This year the MSU hosted the Eastern Washington Eagles. Eastern came into the match struggling, owning a 0-7 record in Big Sky play. The Cats were hungry

Gridiron Cats back in the win column

“The kick is up and wide left!” With the Cats leading 24-17 late in the fourth quarter, the Idaho Vandals turned a an unsuccessful reverse-pass play into a touchdown run which looked, at the time, to tie the game with under four minutes on the clock. Fate, as