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The Writing Center is a Surprise Asset for STEM Students

The Writing Center is a Surprise Asset for STEM Students

Shortly after I wrote an article encouraging STEM students to take more writing classes, the Writing Center here at MSU reached out to talk about the myriad resources they have to offer science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students. I spoke with two current students on Oct. 25 and a

Chick-fil-A’s Arrival Sparks Moral Concerns

America’s favorite homophobic chicken restaurant is opening a location on campus. Chick-fil-A is scheduled to open during the spring 2024 semester, but its arrival threatens the fragile relationship between the LGBTQIA+ students and an administration that is obligated to protect them. From athletic brands to soda pop,

Get Hyped About Horticulture

Get Hyped About Horticulture

I’ve noticed that students settle into a track without ever looking at the wider range of options available to them. I originally committed to environmental science and decided to change my major to horticulture the day before my class registration. This decision was made after I sat down and

Live Music In the Winter and Where to Find It

As winter begins its approach, so much of what we have access to here in Bozeman changes. Lucky for us, we never lose access to great live music, even once the snow starts hitting the ground. From restaurants and bars to hot springs and street corners, live music is everywhere,

October is ADHD Awareness Month So Let’s Talk About It

October is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Awareness Month. I wasn’t aware of this until recently. No one I talked to on campus knew ADHD Awareness Month existed either. I suppose it’s easy for it to get buried under the many other critical awareness causes that October marks,

Local Fall Activities That You Can’t Miss Out On

Local Fall Activities That You Can’t Miss Out On

Sitting on the fourth floor of Romney Hall, I can’t help but become captivated by the scene outside the window. Orange and yellow leaves cover the ground as a light breeze moves through the few still left in the trees. It’s the perfect picture of a fall day

STEM Majors Should Test Out the Humanities

STEM Majors Should Test Out the Humanities

Last week marked my second time attending the MSU career fair and while there were not many employers catering to the humanities, many employers I spoke to told me the same thing: the Science, technology, engineering, mathematics, (STEM) industry has to increasingly rely on technical writers because scientists and engineers