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‘Tengo que salir adelante’: MSU kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month

‘Tengo que salir adelante’: MSU kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month

¡Hola amigos! Hispanic Heritage Month is officially underway and MSU is joining the nationwide celebration with a lineup of music, dance and community events running until Oct. 15. Each year, a committee of students, staff, faculty and community partners get together to plan and schedule different cultural events and educational

Brock Tessman outlines his passion, purpose and plans for MSU

Brock Tessman outlines his passion, purpose and plans for MSU

Two years ago, Brock Tessman sat with his wife in the front seat of a moving truck headed for Michigan, wondering if they would ever find their way back to Montana. The couple decided that they would only return to Big Sky Country if the president position at MSU became

Campus Civil Rights looks to grow Volunteer Advocate program

Campus Civil Rights looks to grow Volunteer Advocate program

As MSU students settle into a new school year, the Campus Civil Rights (CCR) office is looking for volunteers to help Bobcats navigate issues on campus. CCR was formed in 2024 by merging the VOICE Center and the Office of Institutional Equity. The office is responsible for addressing protected class

MSU students display a mix of emotions after Charlie Kirk’s death

Right-wing political activist Charlie Kirk was shot dead on Utah Valley University’s campus in Orem last Wednesday during an outdoor ‘Prove Me Wrong’ debate. Within minutes of it taking place, a graphic video of the assassination was disseminated across social media platforms. Kirk had just started his “American

The man behind MSU’s new flower sculptures

The man behind MSU’s new flower sculptures

Amid the construction on campus over the summer, a series of sculptures made out of stop signs, diesel fuel tanks and license plates popped up around campus. These new art pieces span from the west entrance of the Student Wellness Center (SWC) to the top of the hill near the

New student-run magazine seeks speculative fiction artists

New student-run magazine seeks speculative fiction artists

Attention, Earthlings: A new student-run publication has touched down on your planet and is now accepting submissions for its first edition. The “Matter of the Imagination” magazine, which is still in its early stages of development, will focus on all things speculative fiction. The genre encompasses both science fiction

Students Should Wear Headphones Less On Campus

Students Should Wear Headphones Less On Campus

I listened to 65,873 minutes of music in 2024, according to my Spotify Wrapped. That is equivalent to 1,097 hours or 45 days. Not only is that an insane amount of listening time, it is similar to — or even less than — that of my peers. The consumption of