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Career fair allows former student to bridge art and quantum research

Career fair allows former student to bridge art and quantum research

Career fairs can provide students with opportunities to connect with experts or potential employers in their field. For former MSU art major Jack Schnepf, one of these fairs allowed him to branch out and start working for a quantum research lab. Each semester, the Allen Yarnell Center for Student Success

Semester-long storytelling program takes root in the Student Commons

A new storytelling showcase is in the works at the Student Commons. Participants are invited to write, refine, practice and eventually perform monologues, with no previous experience required. The Common Voices Student Storytelling Program was started by Sophia Bielsky, the director of the Student Commons, and Lindsey Appell, the assistant

Opera Montana brings Tony award-winning musical to Bozeman

Opera Montana brings Tony award-winning musical to Bozeman

In recognition of the 41st Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Student Commons worked alongside the Black Student Union, TRIO Support Services, Campus Civil Rights and Forward Montana to honor his legacy. On Jan. 19, they hosted Opera Montana for a preview of their upcoming performance “Ragtime,” a Tony Award-

Campus Recreation debuts new group fitness class schedule

Campus Recreation is offering a new schedule of group fitness classes for the spring semester, completely free to students. On the roster are old favorites like cycle, yoga and dance cardio, along with new classes like pilates and circuit training. So far, one of the most popular classes this semester

‘I just wanted to give back’: Business professor doesn’t let cancer define his commitment

‘I just wanted to give back’: Business professor doesn’t let cancer define his commitment

For business professor Bill Tudor, teaching is at the center of his universe — and he doesn’t let his decade-long battle against cancer slow him down. Between classes and making time for his students, every six weeks Tudor goes to the hospital to receive infusions to treat his cancer.

Bozeman Fly Supply tie nights are back

Bozeman Fly Supply tie nights are back

A local fly shop is continuing its annual tradition of hosting non-instructional community fly-tying nights every Thursday during the winter. These events are designed to keep excitement high and allow fly-fishers to socialize while the hobby is unavailable due to the cold weather. Matt Rosenthal opened Bozeman

When You Go Out, You Should Actually Dance

When You Go Out, You Should Actually Dance

Going out is simple — it consists of listening to music, socializing and dancing. It’s pretty straightforward, actually. Unfortunately, it has come to my attention that what y’all consider dancing is wildly disappointing — all because you’re afraid of judgment. Let me clarify: Nodding your head and frat-flicking