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Dear Expie... Words of Advice — Mid-Semester Blues

Dear Expie, I’m a freshman at MSU, and I’m struggling to find ways to connect with other people with all the social restrictions. It feels like there’s no way to meet new people or get to know them. How can I make new friends? -Frustrated Without Friendship

The dreaded third surge

As October arrives and brings with it fall tidings, Montanans can typically look forward to seeing the changing colors of the leaves, cooling temperatures, football and the start of the holiday season. However, with all the pleasantries of fall also comes rather dire news. A third wave of COVID-19

Warriors and quiet waters

For many of our nation's most heroic military personnel, returning to civilian life is an incredible challenge. After going through the toughest of experiences, feeling at peace in a world so different from that of combat is an immensely difficult obstacle to overcome. The Warriors and Quiet Waters

Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital unveils new Critical Care Unit

Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital unveils new Critical Care Unit

After two years and thousands of dollars worth of work, Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital announced in a press release on Monday, Sept. 14, that they were ready to begin welcoming new patients into the brand new Patient Care Tower and Critical Care Unit. The Caring Forward Campaign, launched by Bozeman

On-campus COVID-19 testing

On-campus COVID-19 testing

In light of students returning to campus, MSU began offering free drive-through and walk-through testing on Thursday, Aug. 27 for students experiencing symptoms of COVID-19. These tests are offered at the MSU Symptomatic Student Testing Center, located on the northeast corner of Bobcat Stadium. The site is

College COVID-19 crisis Q&A - where do we stand?

After the COVID-19 pandemic began tearing its way through the United States in March, many college students were left to wonder what their fall 2020 semester would look like. For most, returning to campus meant “hybrid” or “blended” instruction, mask-wearing and no social gatherings. For some, it meant

Gallatin History Museum

Gallatin History Museum

2020 may be a year we want to forget, but the Gallatin History Museum will help us remember it forever. No one knows how long COVID-19 will continue to alter both the way that we live and how we interact with others around us. To share stories of Bozeman