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Country dancing with a Barbie-pink hue

Country dancing with a Barbie-pink hue

The Rialto became a dream house from the Wild West last Thursday. Upon entering, there was a flashy photo background complete with sparkly pink fringe and pink cowboy boot-shaped balloons, pink LED lights throughout the theater and country music blasting over the speakers. Concertgoers were dressed to the nines,

Inclusive recreation opportunities with Eagle Mount

Inclusive recreation opportunities with Eagle Mount

Established in 1982 by the late Robert and Greta Mathis of Bozeman, Eagle Mount has been providing adaptive recreational opportunities to the local community for almost 40 years. “We’ve focused on celebrating abilities and removing barriers to recreation. We serve individuals with disabilities of all ages, as well as

Local band with something for everyone

Local band with something for everyone

Over the last few years, the music scene in Montana has been growing and evolving. The local community here in Bozeman highly values live music, making it a great place for artists to make a name for themselves. In 2008, lead singer-songwriter, self-taught guitarist and Livingston local Ashly

New Lone Peak Tram revolutionizes terrain access for Big Sky skiers

Lone Peak stands out in the Madison range, both in a literal geographic sense and in the hearts and minds of many as a thrilling and expansive ski mountain. As winter approaches, construction is wrapping up for a new and improved Lone Peak Tram that will revolutionize skiing at Big

STEM Majors Should Test Out the Humanities

STEM Majors Should Test Out the Humanities

Last week marked my second time attending the MSU career fair and while there were not many employers catering to the humanities, many employers I spoke to told me the same thing: the Science, technology, engineering, mathematics, (STEM) industry has to increasingly rely on technical writers because scientists and engineers

Letting freedom read with banned books

Letting freedom read with banned books

MSU's Renne Library collaborated with the second-hand bookstore Isle of Books Oct. 1-7 in support of the American Library Association’s (ALA) annual Banned Books Week. By advocating against censorship with community activities and outreach, the library continues its third-year tradition of distributing banned books,

Yik Yak Brings Toxic Online Culture to MSU

Yik Yak Brings Toxic Online Culture to MSU

Yik Yak was an app popular in 2014-2015 with predominantly college students but faded into obscurity in 2017 after the app shut down due to controversies surrounding racism and cyber-bullying. However, it has made a resurgence in recent years. Today, the MSU Yik Yak is feral. It'