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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

Enhance your College Experience with Extracurriculars

Enhance your College Experience with Extracurriculars

With all the time and money we spend acquiring our degrees here at MSU, it is important to remember that there is far more to college than our time in the classroom. The people you meet and the experiences you have are just as vital to your growth and quality

Visit the MSU Library “Sorting Out Race” Exhibit to Explore Racial Bias

The “Sorting Out Race” exhibit features 130 artifacts that display racial imagery, all sourced from thrift store donations. Upon entering, one will find images ranging from lightly insensitive to fiercely malicious. A ‘mammy’ doll, which historically depicted black women as docile, smiling maids, stands in a glass case alongside an

Yik Yak Brings Toxic Online Culture to MSU

Yik Yak Brings Toxic Online Culture to MSU

Yik Yak was an app popular in 2014-2015 with predominantly college students but faded into obscurity in 2017 after the app shut down due to controversies surrounding racism and cyber-bullying. However, it has made a resurgence in recent years. Today, the MSU Yik Yak is feral. It'

Texas Roadhouse Serves Up Mixed Emotions on Campus

The first Texas Roadhouse has officially opened in Bozeman and has since skyrocketed in popularity. The American steakhouse chain that specializes in Southwestern style comfort food is a new and exciting addition to our college town. But how do college students at MSU feel about the new establishment? With many

Greed Taints Soccer Culture

As fall rolls into the Bozeman area, soccer leagues across the world are preparing for the 2023-2024 season. For many high school athletes across Montana, sights are set towards the playoffs and hopefully, an eventual state championship. As Montana teams look ahead, they should keep in mind the way

End of the Line

A few weeks ago, I was convinced my senior thesis paper would be the most difficult thing I’d write in college. I was wrong. It’s this editorial, which pales in comparison by word count and complexity, but means saying goodbye to my favorite group of people on campus