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The must do's at MSU

The must do's at MSU

As everyone gets settled into their dorms, works through their busy class schedule and figures out that syllabus week means a lot more homework than expected, planning what to do with your actual free time can be more of a chore than an event. So, if you’re a freshman

Welcome home, Bobcats

While the return to MSU this semester was near normal for many, Residence Life (ResLife) continuously adapted to changing policies and local case spikes of COVID-19. From Saturday, Aug. 21 - Tuesday, Aug. 24, thousands of first-time and returning students participated in this year’s “Move-In Weekend.” While

Kagy Boulevard expansion

Kagy Boulevard expansion

Over the course of this year, the city of Bozeman has worked on developing a preliminary design and fiscal plan to expand Kagy Boulevard. The tentative plan includes expanding the road to four lanes and adding separate bike and pedestrian lanes along with roundabouts at major intersections. The expansion would

MSU to host 134th commencement ceremony in-person

MSU will host its 134th commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 1, in-person for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. The ceremony will be held in Bobcat Stadium for the first time and will consist of two separate outdoor programs to ensure the safety of students, faculty,

Bringing the Cold Smoke even closer

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. In honor of Bozeman being named “the best ski town in America” by Wikipedia, MSU will be constructing a 900,000-square-foot indoor

Bobcats ace the season

After an amazing season, the women’s volleyball team closed out Big Sky Conference play on Sunday, March 21. The Bobcats pulled off an incredible run this season with a 10-game win streak, only falling four times. The Bobcats also had quite a run in 2019, yet their domination

IT-SPINS; it enters orbit

While numerous experiments occur on our home planet, MSU’s Space Science and Engineering Laboratory (SSEL) has focused its experiments beyond Earth’s surface with its new satellite. On Saturday, Feb. 20, a bread loaf-sized satellite referred to as IT-SPINS, designed and built by MSU, launched aboard a