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’60 Minutes’ and Other CBS Programs Making Big Change

Several CBS productions, including 60 Minutes, are set to leave their current New York offices and relocate to a new building, bringing more of Paramount Skydance’s properties under the same roof. According to Variety, a CBS spokesperson confirmed that 60 Minutes, CBS Sports, and Inside Edition are among the

Tuning Out of Politics Isn't an Option

Tuning Out of Politics Isn't an Option

As political polarization intensifies across social media and on college campuses, many students are disengaging — not because they don’t care, but because they feel overwhelmed by the noise. When keeping up with national politics feels more exhausting than empowering, civic engagement offers students a way to remain politically present

Student organization holds emergency ICE protest

Student organization holds emergency ICE protest

Hundreds of community members gathered in downtown Bozeman last Sunday afternoon to protest recent actions carried out by ICE in Minneapolis. The event was organized by MSU’s chapter of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), a nationwide progressive student organization, according to the national SDS website. Shortly after the

Letter to the Editor: America Beware

I grew up in a unique immigrant family — one that has a first-hand, lived understanding of socialism and communism. My dad’s family escaped Soviet Ukraine at the height of the Second World War, leaving what little they owned behind to find a better, safer life. I have two

Meet mayoral candidate Douglas Fischer

Meet mayoral candidate Douglas Fischer

While in high school, a teacher told a young Douglas Fischer that democracy works when people show up and get involved. After nine years serving in the public sphere, he is aiming to bring this sentiment to the mayoral seat. Fischer is a journalist-turned-city-commissioner seeking to bring

KGLT stays true to roots, makes the case for radio

KGLT stays true to roots, makes the case for radio

For a generation widely raised on Spotify algorithms and YouTube rabbit holes, tuning in to the radio is generally out of the question. When the ability to listen to the perfect song at the perfect time is right at our fingertips, why would anyone opt for a medium that requires

Free Press Fest hosts discussions on the state of journalism

Free Press Fest hosts discussions on the state of journalism

The second annual Montana Free Press Festival invited community members to campus for candid conversations about threats to journalism, democracy and public lands — and how local reporting offers a path forward. MSU — the primary sponsor of the festival — hosted this year’s events, which were organized by the Montana Free