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MSU alum releases new ski mountaineering guidebook

In February, local skier and MSU alum Chris Kussmaul released the first edition of his guidebook, “Peaks and Couloirs of Southwest Montana”. The book features about 200 ski descents with in-depth descriptions and maps across the Absaroka, Bridger, Gallatin, Madison and Tobacco Roots mountain ranges. Kussmaul has lived in

A "Stronghold" of words

“It’s hard to see your own story.” These are the words of Tucker Malarkey, author of the critically acclaimed book “Stronghold.” Originally hired at the Washington Post, Malarkey now lives with her family in Berkeley California. The Exponent had the honor ofspeeking with Malarkey about her new book and

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

Paying tribute to Black history

During the month of February, the MSU Renne Library, the Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons (DISC) and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion will host a book display to recognize the history of Black Americans who have struggled to achieve equality as well as the important people and events that

Recognizing MSU faculty authors

At MSU’s College of Letters and Science 16th annual Author Reception, eight faculty authors were recognized for their published books. Disciplines of the awarded faculty range from Earth science to philosophy and English. The virtual event took place on Wednesday, Jan. 27, from 7 - 8 p.m. and although

"The Alchemist"

In the market for a new book? Well, take a seat, grab a cup of hot chocolate and dive into the adventurous world of Paulo Coelho’s, “The Alchemist.” Set in the Spanish countryside of Andalusia, “The Alchemist”tells the tale of young Santiago, a sheepherder longing for something more.

All the small things

We’ve all heard the old saying: “Appreciate the little things in life.” While it may seem cliché, there’s some merit behind it. According to a Time Magazine article titled “The Simple Thing That Makes the Happiest People in the World So Happy,” happiness is based upon an appreciation