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Thanks, COVID-19, for the Best. Year. Ever

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. On Wednesday, March 11, 2020, the World Health Organization released a statement officially declaring COVID-19 a pandemic, and boy am I grateful for

Will You Accept This Unfinished Homework?

Today is Wednesday, which means tonight is Production Night. For those of you readers who don’t know, Production Night in the Exponent office officially begins at 7 p.m., but realistically starts anywhere between 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. We typically wrap up around 1 a.m., and

Editor's Soapbox: Ice at MSU: The Cold Truth

For those of you who have not yet realized, life is one big, vicious cycle: excitement for something new and fun followed by disappointment when it doesn’t live up to expectations. This cycle is a constant factor in our lives, and nearly all experiences can be analyzed within the

Dear Expie: Of Love and Aliens

"Dear Expie" is a semi-weekly, anonymous column answering student questions on relationship troubles, family woes and more. This week, Expie answers questions about homesickness, loneliness, and roommate troubles. If you’ve got a question for Expie, email ExponentOpinion@montana.edu. All submissions remain anonymous. Dear Expie, I

Find Ya Own Space

In the library, one often hears business and engineering students complaining that there is no room in their program-designated building for them to do their work. With their spacious study rooms, a large quantity of windows, and wildly comfortable chairs, both Jake Jabs Hall and Norm Asbjornson Hall rapidly

Make MSU Home

Welcome to Montana State University! If you’re a freshman living in the residence halls on campus, you’ve already read at least one note from your Resident Advisor (RA) telling you that this is your new “home away from home.” But what do you do when your cramped, cinder

Spring brings great outdoor opportunities

Students have undoubtedly noticed that as we make our way through April, the snow has started to melt and their levels of stress have been growing exponentially as finals approach. As the ski hills close, your weekends become muddled. What can you do but homework? Well, let me offer you