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Freeriders of MSU encourage students to embrace the send

While MSU skiers eagerly await chairlifts to open, those looking to push their freeride abilities this season or potentially enter into competition can work to realize their aspirations with help from the Freeriders of MSU club. The club provides aspiring freeride competitors with the chance to earn themselves a place

A Student’s Survival Guide for Seasonal Depression

A Student’s Survival Guide for Seasonal Depression

Many students at MSU are looking forward to the joys of winter — whether it be skiing, snowboarding, ice climbing or just playing in the snow. However, if you’re anything like me, you’re beginning to feel a sense of anxiety looming as the season changes. This summer, I got

Generations assemble to celebrate Homecoming / CULTURE

Generations assemble to celebrate Homecoming / CULTURE

From the marching band tunes, the giggles of children racing for candy and the squealing suspension of overloaded pickup trucks, Homecoming is a symphony of community pride and a living testament to the enduring spirit of togetherness. This year's Homecoming theme was Bobcats Through the Decades. Events included

Head to Head: Joel’s greatest jams

Head to Head: Joel’s greatest jams

Billy Joel is one of the most successful American musical talents of his generation. With over 150 million records sold worldwide, there’s no disputing his popularity and fame — he’s the fourth best-selling solo artist of all time, according to the Recording Industry Association of America. In fact,

How to have fun in the sun in Montucky — off the beaten path

After just about nine months of winter, I think it's safe to say we are all more than ready for summer. Now that the sun has started to come out, we can plan our summer bucket lists. If you're going to be staying in Montana for

Bring hip-hop dance to the MSU curriculum

Do people really not want to learn how to dance? A wealth of clubs focus on western-style swing dancing and other forms of ballroom choreography. There is nothing wrong with these different styles of dance. They have an established audience and events which offer a lot of depth; however,

Community packs in for first Asian Multicultural Night

Community packs in for first Asian Multicultural Night

Last weekend, the Asian Interracial Student Association (A.S.I.A) hosted its first-ever Asian Multicultural Night. The event represented 12 Asian countries through A.S.I.A's partnerships with other student associations and even larger non-profits representing Asian Americans. Doors for the event opened at