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College COVID-19 crisis Q&A - where do we stand?

After the COVID-19 pandemic began tearing its way through the United States in March, many college students were left to wonder what their fall 2020 semester would look like. For most, returning to campus meant “hybrid” or “blended” instruction, mask-wearing and no social gatherings. For some, it meant

Bozeman and the shutdown

The U.S. government recently ended the longest shutdown in history, and caused mayhem to government employees who live paycheck to paycheck. For 35 days, Washington had been at a standstill and non-essential government employees were left in the dark. All over the country, many government workers were unable

Your Montana Election: What you need to know

Unless you’ve been living under a rock this month, you’ve probably seen or heard pleas, whether in person or on social media, for students to get out and vote. The demand that young people vote is everywhere, and rightfully so — while millenials are one of the largest voter