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How Eagle Mount Bozeman offers empowering recreational opportunities to people of all stripes

How Eagle Mount Bozeman offers empowering recreational opportunities to people of all stripes

Whether it’s skiing on the slopes or saddled up on horseback, Eagle Mount Bozeman offers locals a chance to combine their love for the outdoors with rewarding multipersonal relationships. The nonprofit organization focuses on providing adaptive recreation for the disabled, children with cancer and veterans. Eagle Mount Bozeman was

Meet Dean, the new Dean of the College of Arts and Architecture

Meet Dean, the new Dean of the College of Arts and Architecture

Dean Adams, the newly appointed Dean of the College of Arts and Architecture (CAA), has been an integral part of the CAA at MSU for 22 years. After receiving his undergraduate degree from MSU in 1992, he returned as a first-year art instructor in 2001. “The most rewarding aspects

Allegations about local housing matter

The Exponent has removed a story that previously appeared here about a local residential matter to investigate further the allegations contained in the story.

Athletes on the mend: physical therapy with John Perdaems

Athletes on the mend: physical therapy with John Perdaems

With 15 varsity sports at MSU, injuries are a pretty common occurrence. The sports range everywhere from Rodeo to Skiing, but the most injuries come from football. In the 2022 calendar year alone, the football team had over 20 surgeries. The rehab for these injuries start with the MSU physical

Students organize climate week to educate campus

A group of MSU students organized the 2023 Climate Week for an independent study class from April 17 to April 21, to spread awareness about climate change to their fellow students, faculty members and the Bozeman community. “The biggest reason I wanted to start climate week was to spread awareness,

Week of Belonging generates mixed responses from students

Week of Belonging generates mixed responses from students

In light of recent campus events including the death threats made against the Queer Straight Alliance (QSA) and the Young Americans for Liberty (YAL), the Office of the President and the Associated Students of Montana State University (ASMSU) student government created a series of events called the Week of Belonging,

Choose to major in humanities. The world needs more of you.

Choose to major in humanities. The world needs more of you.

On a campus that is primarily dominated by STEM majors, the humanities are discarded and overlooked. The humanities are our greatest hope and greatest strength as a society. We need creativity, emotion, literature and media more than ever in order to create a more well rounded society. Majoring in art,