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48th annual American Indian Council Powwow celebrates unity

48th annual American Indian Council Powwow celebrates unity

In the blue bleachers of the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, women lovingly braided their daughters' hair. Some used otter skin hair ties to secure the braids, while others sewed finishing touches on beaded dresses with needle and thread. Men fastened headdresses, some comprised of intricate beading, while others were adorned

The Festival of Lights illuminates MSU

The Festival of Lights illuminates MSU

Diwali — also known as the Festival of Lights — was celebrated last Saturday, Oct. 28 in the SUB Ballrooms. It was hosted by the Indian Student Association (ISA) and the Asian Student Interracial Association (A.S.I.A.). The event served to unite the Bozeman community as a whole and show

French and architecture students to continue service learning in Morocco

French and architecture students to continue service learning in Morocco

In late May, French professor Pascale Hickman and School of Architecture professor Christopher Livingston may embark with their students to the mountainous Zaouiat Ahansal region of Morocco for the first time in five years. Hickman first began traveling to the region before the university laid out their priorities to expand

Meet MSU’s very own Doug Amick

Meet MSU’s very own Doug Amick

Monday midmornings in Rendezvous Dining Pavilion are always teeming with activity. However, one figure holds dominion over the steady flow of students entering and departing. Culinary Associate Doug Amick raises his hand in farewell to a large group of students heading to class. Only a beat later, he’s greeting

Turn the Mic Back On for Zooey Zephyr

“I hope the next time there’s an invocation when you bow your heads in prayer, you see the blood on your hands.” These words were spoken by Zooey Zephyr, a member of the Montana House of Representatives representing Missoula, on Tuesday, April 18. She spoke in response to Senate

The Three Cs: Christ, Candles and Crêpes

The Three Cs: Christ, Candles and Crêpes

What do French people love the most? Food, of course. In France, every holiday has a delicious treat to spark holiday cheer and celebrate national traditions. Have you ever tried Foie Gras at Christmas? Or a ‘King’s Cake’ during the Epiphany? What about crêpes, which are considered one of

Protection Through Separation: Getting Religion out of Politics

The idea of keeping government and religion separate in America is a key part of the Bill of Rights as part of the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Recently in politics, people have become worried that this ideal is being left behind. With the possible addition of Amy