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Women’s hockey bounces back to split double header with CU

Women’s hockey bounces back to split double header with CU

The MSU Women’s Hockey club isn’t just chasing wins — it is building a culture of inclusivity, empowerment and family that allows female athletes to confidently carve out a spot on the ice. Last week, the ‘Cats brought this spirit to Haynes Pavilion for their home opener against the

Women’s rugby takes on Boulder

The MSU Women's Rugby Club celebrated its seniors at the Dobbie Lambert Intramural Fields on Saturday, Oct. 4 during a game against the University of Colorado Boulder (CU) Buffaloes. After an intense match, the Bobcats lost 49-24. This was the Bobcats’ third game of the 2025-26

Lorca Smetana’s path to resilience

Lorca Smetana’s path to resilience

On an early autumn afternoon, Lorca Smetana gazed across the aspen grove bordering her Bozeman farm. With her dog in her lap, she explained the importance of that very thicket. “Being with — in any different context — people who were either burning out, or who were overwhelmed or who were grieving,

The Romanticisation of Drinking in College

The Romanticisation of Drinking in College

College is the time to experiment, party and socialize to the extreme — or so they say. What that entails varies for each person, but this romanticized image of what college should look like usually centers on excessive alcohol consumption. The expectation to fulfill this stereotype can make students feel pressured

Bikefill bike park approaches $1.8 million fundraising goal

Bikefill bike park approaches $1.8 million fundraising goal

The Bikefill Bike Park project, spearheaded by Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT), is almost fully funded after fifteen years of dreaming. A contractor for the project will be selected on Oct. 17 and construction is slated to begin in spring 2026. Located between the old Bozeman landfill and Snowfill Park,

Student club practices centuries-old martial arts

Student club practices centuries-old martial arts

Don’t panic if you see people fighting in front of Romney Hall — at least not if it’s between 3 and 5 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays. The participants are part of the Kashima-Shunryu club, which practices a traditional Japanese martial art that involves hand-to-hand

Skaters show support for a new park at second annual Shredtember

Skaters show support for a new park at second annual Shredtember

Two weekends ago, skaters from all around Montana gathered in Kirk Park for the second annual Shredtember. Attendees competed in various skate events, entered raffles for prizes and visited tables set up by local vendors. Shredtember was an all-ages, family-friendly event hosted by the Skate Alliance of Montana