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Enjoy the outdoors with others, safely

Enjoy the outdoors with others, safely

When folks think of the MSU-Bozeman experience, images of hiking, camping and other forms of recreating outdoors with friends are sure to come to mind. This year though, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, one may be confused about how to safely enjoy our beautiful home with

Stability in the Time of Corona

Hello, Bobcats! Welcome to the brand new school year. As we learned last semester, college education looks very different in the time of COVID-19. For a general guide to your first year at Montana State University, refer to “Letter of Advice for Freshmen” in the Culture section. However, mental

Montana enters Phase One

Montana enters Phase One

On Wednesday, April 22, Montana’s Governor Steve Bullock announced that Montana would begin the nation’s proposed phased reopening plan and lift the shelter in place order on Sunday, April 26. Montana’s rapid shutdown, which went into effect before its first confirmed case, helped the state maintain some

Responsibly Reopening America

There is no doubt that the COVID-19 situation will have dire economic consequences and impact our careers and jobs. Both fresh graduates and seasoned workers are worried about their future prospects. Despite the rapidly growing damage to the economy, workers and people’s emotional well-being, surveys have shown

ASMSU Preschool program changes pace to support the children of essential workers

ASMSU Preschool program changes pace to support the children of essential workers

Life changed for many people in Montana on Saturday, March 28,when Governor Steve Bullock issued a shelter-in-place order to slow the spread of COVID-19. The order suspended the operation of nonessential businesses but permitted essential businesses to remain open. Examples of essential businesses and services include,

COVID-19 Behind Bars

When both doctors and defense attorneys requested that Ricky Nelson, a man convicted of gun possession, be granted a deferred sentence, prosecution and the judge denied the request. Nelson was exhibiting COVID-19 symptoms, and was promptly taken from trial to jail in West Virginia on March 27. Nelson is

Dear Expie: Coronavirus Conflict, Cooking and Cleanliness

"Dear Expie" is a semi-weekly, anonymous column answering student questions on relationship troubles, family woes and more. This week, Expie answers questions about homesickness, loneliness, and roommate troubles. If you’ve got a question for Expie, email ExponentOpinion@montana.edu. All submissions remain anonymous. Dear Expie, How