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Beyonce, Taylor Swift win big at the Grammys

On Sunday, March 14, the Recording Academy held the 63rd Grammy Awards. Artists from around the world and across all genres came together to celebrate the best music of 2020, with a lucky few taking home some serious hardware. The Grammy Awards featured performances from top artists including Dua Lipa,

Musicians fill Norm Asbjornson Hall with the sound of spring

Musicians fill Norm Asbjornson Hall with the sound of spring

Beginning at 12:50 p.m. sharp on Friday, March 19, Hayden Pritchard, an engineering major and music minor, and his instructor Gregory Young, Ph.D., professor of clarinet and composition, filled the east atrium of Norm Asbjornson Hall with all three movements of Franz Krommer’s famous 1803 concerto.

How First Aid Kit renewed my trust in Swedish sister duos

How First Aid Kit renewed my trust in Swedish sister duos

I don't know about you, but the first thing on my mind in the morning isn’t usually a Swedish folk-country-pop sister duo. That all changed last week when I heard the band First Aid Kit for the very first time. For the past few days,

Stories of the windy West

Stories of the windy West

We all understand the ever-changing weather of Montana, and now MSU’s Renne Library is offering a new podcast series that will explore how the weather has influenced the history, culture and literature of central Montana. The podcast series, “The Wind from Eden: Montana Weather Stories,” is inspired by

"Terra Firma" ends my musical rut

Everybody knows the dreadful feeling of being in a music rut — when you can’t find anything good to listen to and you spend way too much time skipping through Spotify playlists. Well, if you're like me, stuck in a musical rut of misery, then look no further,

Taylor Swift, save me

Don’t mind me, sitting at my desk in the Exponent office listening to Taylor Swift’s award-winning album “Fearless.” You may be wondering why a 21-year-old male is doing such a thing and oh boy do I have some fantastic news for you, ‘Swiftie’ or not.

An album of confidence and clarity

Just after 2020 ended, the year that many young people felt was the hardest of their lives, Kota the Friend gifted us with a new project full of cautious hope and gentle advice. “Lyrics to GO, Vol. 2” is something different, something new and fresh to start the year that