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Bobcat Career Closet opens to provide free professional clothing to MSU students

Bobcat Career Closet opens to provide free professional clothing to MSU students

For MSU students preparing for a job interview or career fair, finding something to wear is now one less thing to worry about. The Bobcat Career Closet, located in Room 134 of the Strand Union Building (SUB), provides currently enrolled students with free professional and business-casual clothing. The student-

Bozeman rallies around Treasure State Hostel

Bozeman rallies around Treasure State Hostel

At around 3 a.m., exhausted and unsure what else to do, Treasure State Hostel owner Nina Erickson stepped onto her back deck and recorded a video. Her downtown hostel had been evacuated after a fire in the upstairs business. This led to water from the emergency response reaching her

‘You can really have an impact’: ASMSU looks ahead to new academic year

‘You can really have an impact’: ASMSU looks ahead to new academic year

The Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) is often overlooked by most students despite its crucial role in shaping campus culture and the student experience. Its elections draw only a small fraction of the student body, with only 6.34 percent of eligible students voting in the Spring 2026 elections.

MSU named Top Military-Friendly School

MSU named Top Military-Friendly School

For some student veterans, the transition from active duty to civilian life can be difficult. According to Todd Bucher, the director of the Travis W. Atkins Veteran Support Center (VSC), helping students with this transition is essential.

Southwestern Montana impacted in the proposed Roadless Rule repeal

The Roadless Rule — officially known as the Roadless Area Conservation Rule — is a United States Forest Service (USFS) policy that currently protects 6.4 million acres of forest in Montana, according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). On Aug. 18, the USDA announced a proposal for the full

ASMSU Senate passes revised leadership resolution

ASMSU Senate passes revised leadership resolution

The Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) recently passed a revised version of Resolution 11 (R-11) during an April 22 Senate meeting. The first draft of the resolution, titled “On a Loss of Confidence in ASMSU President Leonard Triem,” directly criticized Triem’s leadership and called for a formal loss

ASMSU calls on administration to address communication issues in graduate student housing

ASMSU calls on administration to address communication issues in graduate student housing

Graduate student Mary Farina learned that her university apartment building, Nelson Story Tower, had asbestos-containing materials (ACM) when a neighbor was asked to vacate her unit for potential disturbance to asbestos during repairs. Farina was worried by MSU’s lack of communication with residents regarding ACM, citing factors such