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Madison Hall enters fifth season with Bobcat basketball

Madison Hall enters fifth season with Bobcat basketball

Madison Hall (nee Jackson) thought her basketball career ended last year at the Big Sky Conference tournament with a second-round defeat. Hall is part of a trio that won more games than any other Bobcat class with 84 wins in four seasons, including two shortened by the COVID-19

What’s the True Value of an Honors Degree?

What’s the True Value of an Honors Degree?

While the Honors College here at MSU offers the opportunity to earn an honors degree, it also requires more time, dedication and an increased workload. Earning a college degree is an incredible accomplishment and is by no means easy. So why would students want to challenge themselves even more by

Montana's LGBTQIA+ advocates navigate legislative challenges: a conversation with Shawn Reagor

Montana's LGBTQIA+ advocates navigate legislative challenges: a conversation with Shawn Reagor

“I think having those relationships [with marginalized and queer people] is a really strong motivating factor to continue to do the work that I do and to support the work that other folks are doing,” Shawn Reagor, the LGBTQIA+ allies coordinator at BridgerCare, said. At BridgerCare, Reagor works with educators

Bobcat football brings in new blood

Bobcat football brings in new blood

March is about as far away from football season as you can get. As of Feb. 29, MSU hasn’t played a game in 89 days and won’t start the 2024 regular season for another 179. But don’t get lulled into thinking that the ‘Cats are sitting idly

Bozeman Doc Series presents early showing of “Food Inc. 2”

Bozeman Doc Series presents early showing of “Food Inc. 2”

Last Thursday, Feb. 15, members of the Bozeman community gathered at the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture to watch a special sneak peek of “Food Inc. 2,” a yet-to-be-released sequel to the 2008 documentary “Food Inc.”The event was organized by the Bozeman Doc Series,

Hotel Construction Doesn’t Benefit MSU Students, Just MSU

Hotel Construction Doesn’t Benefit MSU Students, Just MSU

In Sept. 2019, MSU proposed the idea of an on-campus hotel for the betterment of both the culinary arts and hospitality programs, according to the Montana Board of Regents. In May 2023, the proposed hotel became an exception to MSU’s maximum 20 lease term at a Board of

MSU receives ten-million dollar grant in “The Mountains and Plains Thriving Communities Collaborative”

MSU receives ten-million dollar grant in “The Mountains and Plains Thriving Communities Collaborative”

On Jan. 19, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials announced that MSU will receive a ten-million dollar grant to combat environmental issues within EPA Region 8. According to the EPA, Region 8 consists of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota and Utah, as well as 28 Tribal