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Addressing COVID-19 Rumors Re: Housing

Addressing COVID-19 Rumors Re: Housing

As we approach the halfway mark of the fall semester, many students are surprised that we have been able to remain on campus and attend in-person classes at MSU. Amid the third surge of coronavirus cases in Gallatin County, rumors are buzzing across campus. The Exponent reached out to

Meghan's musical medicine

Music makes the world go ‘round… or at least makes life a little bit of an easier pill to swallow. Amid such crazy times, like the pandemic, we could all use some sort of escape from our everyday trials and tribulations. With the stresses of school, midterms and work coming

Bozeman in photographs: A new normal

Bozeman in photographs: A new normal

The growing influence of the COVID-19 pandemic has altered Bozeman on many levels and transformed the day-to-day routine of students and residents. Shelter-in-place guidelines implemented across the nation in order to slow the spread of the virus interrupted popular Bozeman habits, leading local businesses to

Blinded By Love

Are you tired of repeatedly dying your hair purple in quarantine, or walking in circles on the phone with your grandma? Perhaps you have scrolled through the TikTok “For You” page one too many times. If that is the case, I have the perfect, binge-worthy show for you to

Checking in with the rest of Bozeman

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers. As coronavirus sweeps across the United States, many communities have been hit hard. Since humans don’t like to feel out of control, everything is uneasy, and no one seems to

Podcasts to keep you sane during the quarantine

Many things in your life have probably changed in the last few weeks. From switching to online classes to possibly moving back home, this time of uncertainty has brought with it loads of anxiety and stress. Luckily, this pandemic has also brought with it plenty of time for us to

COVID-19: Far reaching consequences

1,257 cases and 37 deaths. That’s the most recent count for those affected by COVID-19 in the US, according to the New York Times. Originating in Wuhan, China in late 2019, coronavirus has now spread to 102 countries and 42 US states, raising alarm around the world.