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Opera Montana brings Tony award-winning musical to Bozeman

Opera Montana brings Tony award-winning musical to Bozeman

In recognition of the 41st Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Student Commons worked alongside the Black Student Union, TRIO Support Services, Campus Civil Rights and Forward Montana to honor his legacy. On Jan. 19, they hosted Opera Montana for a preview of their upcoming performance “Ragtime,” a Tony Award-

MSU photography professor wins national Honored Educator Award

MSU photography professor wins national Honored Educator Award

Christina Anderson didn’t intend to take on teaching as a career. After graduating from MSU in 2000, she said she only took a teaching job so she could continue using the darkroom in the Visual Communication Building. Two and a half decades and countless trips to the darkroom later,

Life is Too Short to Fear Embarrassment

Life is Too Short to Fear Embarrassment

Embarrassment is an emotion most of us know all too well. Though that feeling of turning beet red and sweating with clammy hands can be overwhelmingly mortifying, there is no point in fearing it. This emotion can take many forms. Sometimes there are small, daily instances like having your fly

MSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day with arbor reveal

MSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day with arbor reveal

The smell of sage filled American Indian Hall (AIH) at the grand reveal of the Elouise Cobell Garden Arbor on MSU’s first official Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The dedication ceremony on Oct. 13 welcomed students, faculty, community members and descendants of Elouise Cobell — the Blackfeet elder and activist after whom

Five Books You Should Read in College

Five Books You Should Read in College

College can be a time of profound transformation, but that growth depends on exposure to different kinds of people, ideas and experiences. It is important to nurture an understanding and appreciation for perspectives that differ from your own. These are the five books that I believe can help you to

Awakening the dream with Lola Ellen LaForge’s new book

Awakening the dream with Lola Ellen LaForge’s new book

Lola Ellen LaForge, an international compliance specialist at MSU, works in an office in the basement of the library — a space few have explored, much like the dream states she examines in her writing. LaForge, a newly published author, brings her dreams to life through poems, art and sketch-prose.

MSU students weigh in on if tattoos should be silly or serious

MSU students weigh in on if tattoos should be silly or serious

Getting ink injected into your skin can be a big deal, but for some MSU students, it isn’t. Their tattoos range from being deeply meaningful to simply the word "ski" and an arrow pointing at their butt. So, although the art form is undeniably popular, there are