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MSU topples the competition at annual Spring Rodeo

MSU topples the competition at annual Spring Rodeo

As Tate the Rodeo Clown entered the dirt floor of the arena, his voice boomed “Who's ready to rodeo?” This was just the beginning of the last day of the 2024 MSU Spring Rodeo. Sunday April 14, marked the all-too-anticipated rodeo championships, bringing together the best

Hausser Lecture provokes thought on Black sovereignty

Hausser Lecture provokes thought on Black sovereignty

The Hausser Lecture — sponsored by the Margaret and Harry Hausser Fund for Excellence and the Department of History and Philosophy — welcomes speakers from across the nation to address significant global challenges and examine developments in philosophical theory. This year, Dr. Kristie Dotson presented the annual Hausser Lecture in Inspiration Hall

All eyes on elephant that escaped circus, wandered through Butte traffic

There was some excitement at about noon Tuesday as Viola, an elephant with the Jordan World Circus escaped from the Butte Civic Center and headed down Harrison Avenue despite the heavy traffic. For a brief time, vehicles came to a standstill. Viola, who is in her late 40s, quickly veered

Head to Head: Rap Vs Indie

Head to Head: Rap Vs Indie

Do you ever people-watch around campus and look at the students with earbuds in and wonder what they're listening to? Whether it’s music, podcasts or lo-fi whale noises, it seems like almost everyone is plugged into something. There’s no question that jamming out while

Bozeman organization empowers queer youth

Local Bozeman organization Pride House offers a safe space for LGBTQIA+ teens to build community, explore identity and express themselves without fear of being ostracized. Their meetings, which take place every Thursday evening in the basement of the Bozeman United Methodist Church, provide free food, games, a place to relax

Wilson Hall was never a women’s prison, despite popular belief

Wilson Hall was never a women’s prison, despite popular belief

The initial purpose of Wilson Hall — the Brutalist, redbrick building north of Montana and Hamilton Hall — has long been rumored to have been initially built to serve as a women’s prison in Bozeman. The building is named after Milburn Lincoln Wilson, who was part of the agriculture economics faculty

Former MSU Coach Danny Sprinkle takes helm at Power Five Program

Former MSU Coach Danny Sprinkle takes helm at Power Five Program

Former MSU basketball coach Danny Sprinkle was introduced at a press conference in Seattle as the next head coach of the University of Washington last Wednesday. It was a full circle moment for Sprinkle as he took the helm at a school where his dad, Bill, was a star football