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Dear Expie... Words of Advice

Dear Expie, I’m struggling to find a place to live for the upcoming fall semester. I want to stay close to campus but I don’t have roommates yet and can’t afford student housing like The Arrow. What should I do? Sincerely, Helpless and Houseless Dear Helpless and

Hot Takes by Culture Flakes: Best on campus study spot

Rose - Renne Library You just had a Yerba Mate and you're ready to crack open the books and really get down to business. Now, you just have to find the best place on campus to study. You know where to go right away — the third floor of the

Artists selected for art exhibits in the new American Indian Hall

Artists selected for art exhibits in the new American Indian Hall

With plans to open the new American Indian Hall on campus in the fall of 2021, a committee has chosen three artists to display major pieces of art in the new building. The committee, which consisted of representatives from across campus and members of Montana’s Native community chose Bently

One Switch at a Time

On a day in late March, I was filming a short film in the SUB for extra credit in my BIOB260 class. As I walked down a hallway on the first floor, I popped my head into each room. It was 9 a.m. on a Saturday, the sun was

An ImPRESSing Art Show

After a 3-year absence, letterpress has finally returned to MSU. On Wednesday, Sept. 18th, students in the design school held an event to celebrate the letterpress technique while also showing off some of the work they have been doing in the recently reinstated letterpress class. Letterpress is a form

Find Ya Own Space

In the library, one often hears business and engineering students complaining that there is no room in their program-designated building for them to do their work. With their spacious study rooms, a large quantity of windows, and wildly comfortable chairs, both Jake Jabs Hall and Norm Asbjornson Hall rapidly

“Mindbender Mansion” both teases and delights

The Museum of the Rockies is igniting laughter and furrowed brows with its newest exhibit, “Mindbender Mansion,” on display through April 28. Developed by the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in partnership with the Arkansas Discovery Network, the exhibit features a quirky “mansion” filled with interactive puzzles and brainteasers.