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In defense of local journalism

In defense of local journalism

One of my earliest memories is visiting my father at the Anchorage Daily News (ADN) where he was a reporter for around 25 years. I remember being ushered up to his desk in a bright, clean room, with the sound of the office printer drowning out conversation. In those days,

President Crubado unaware “Dune” is a work of fiction

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. The MSU Athletic Department boasts a number of programs with a proud tradition of winning, but MSU President Wabed Crubado wants them to think

MSU Library and DISC advocate for health equity

MSU Library and DISC advocate for health equity

The MSU Library held a health equity Wiki edit-a-thon in the Renne Library. The event was held in conjunction with the Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons (DISC), the MSU Research Alliance and the USDA National Agricultural Library (NAL) to spread awareness of health equity issues in Montana communities.

Suspected foodborne illness at sushi restaurant linked to two deaths

Suspected foodborne illness at sushi restaurant linked to two deaths

Two Montanans have passed away after eating at Dave’s Sushi restaurant in Bozeman. Other customers who dined at the restaurant have also fallen ill in an outbreak of foodborne illness suspected to be caused by morel mushrooms, according to the Gallatin County Health Department and Montana Department of Health

End of the Line

A few weeks ago, I was convinced my senior thesis paper would be the most difficult thing I’d write in college. I was wrong. It’s this editorial, which pales in comparison by word count and complexity, but means saying goodbye to my favorite group of people on campus

New Bitterroot Magazine edition dropping in May

As you enter the door, the ring of a landline vibrates through your ears. You see ten people lined up at their desks typing away and others shouting and cackling on the phone. The roar of their voices and the smell of coffee fills the room. People run across the

From the Exponent Archives: Explosions shake the M

From the Exponent Archives: Explosions shake the M

Dear readers, It’s Throwback Thursday, as the kids say, which is the perfect excuse to indulge ourselves and rummage through the Exponent archives. On one such perusal of this immense tome, we discovered an astonishing bit of news about an attack on a favorite local landmark — the M. Without