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Breaking down the ballot measures

Residents of Gallatin County will vote on five issues this election cycle. Constitutional Amendment No. 48 A vote for Constitutional Amendment No. 48 will require law enforcement to obtain a warrant prior to accessing personal electronic data. This amendment aims to protect citizens from unreasonable search and seizure by all

Spring Has Sprung: It’s Time to Protect Public Lands

Spring Has Sprung: It’s Time to Protect Public Lands

With the coming of spring and warmer weather, Bozeman residents and outdoor lovers are looking forward to their favorite activities once again. The activities that Montanans love, including fishing, boating, camping, mountain biking and hiking, are only made possible by access to public lands across the state. So, now that

Welcome home, Bobcats

While the return to MSU this semester was near normal for many, Residence Life (ResLife) continuously adapted to changing policies and local case spikes of COVID-19. From Saturday, Aug. 21 - Tuesday, Aug. 24, thousands of first-time and returning students participated in this year’s “Move-In Weekend.” While

Kicking parking troubles to the curb

Kicking parking troubles to the curb

The people of Bozeman will have the opportunity to speak in a series of virtual public meetings to address parking issues in the downtown and residential areas of the city this month. Meetings took place on Monday, Jan. 25, and will continue on Thursday, Jan. 28, and Wednesday, Feb. 3.

Parking Congestion Proposal

Parking Congestion Proposal

Finding parking by residence halls is not an easy process. Many students often resort to buying a Stadium parking pass, as it is the cheapest available option. Even though Stadium parking is the least expensive parking pass on campus, it is quite far away from most residence halls and buildings.

A week in the life of a wildfire

A week in the life of a wildfire

Forest fires in the West are making their presence known by turning skies red, threatening communities and creating unbreathable air in Oregon, Washington, California and Montana. Photos posted on social media and shown in the news depict small towns entirely burned and skies painted an apocalyptic red as particles from

A week in the life of a wildfire

A week in the life of a wildfire

Forest fires in the West are making their presence known by turning skies red, threatening communities and creating unbreathable air in Oregon, Washington, California and Montana. Photos posted on social media and shown in the news depict small towns entirely burned and skies painted an apocalyptic red as particles from