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Dangers of concussions follow skiers down the slopes

Dangers of concussions follow skiers down the slopes

With Bridger Bowl opening up for the season next weekend, skiers and boarders alike are excited to get out on the slopes this season. However, as we get stoked for the months ahead, it’s equally crucial to prioritize safety on the mountain, especially when the brain is involved. As

PSA: It's Going to be Okay

PSA: It's Going to be Okay

The demands and pressures we face during our time in college are unfortunately inevitable. We dedicate our life to passing one exam just to find another one waiting around the corner to knock us down. We put so much energy into what we think will make or break our futures

The DISC is the best-kept campus secret

The DISC is the best-kept campus secret

When I’m feeling down and need to see some friendly faces, if I have schoolwork I want to complain about or when my favorite spot at the library is taken, there’s one place I always turn to: the Diversity and Inclusion Student Commons (DISC). It’s the most

How students can beat burnout as finals loom

How students can beat burnout as finals loom

“At the moment I am lying on a desk in Wilson and trying not to cry. And I am not the only one,” political science junior Annika Bucchin said. Bucchin is correct in thinking she isn't the only one. As the semester draws to a close, assignments, papers,

Creating bonds of support with MSU’s first-generation students

Creating bonds of support with MSU’s first-generation students

The First-Generation Students Association (FGSA) at MSU hosted the “First-Gen Experiences — A First-Gen Student Panel” last Tuesday evening in the Strand Union Building. The event was organized to create a welcoming atmosphere for first-generation students, it included a panel of first-generation students ready to talk

Soul search with Cole and the Thornes this Friday

Soul search with Cole and the Thornes this Friday

As winter settles over the Gallatin Valley, it feels like life is slowing down while schoolwork picks up. Burnout is getting intense too. If this sounds like you, look no further than the release party of Cole and the Thornes’ new album “Unbound'' at the Elm this weekend.

The Writing Center is a Surprise Asset for STEM Students

The Writing Center is a Surprise Asset for STEM Students

Shortly after I wrote an article encouraging STEM students to take more writing classes, the Writing Center here at MSU reached out to talk about the myriad resources they have to offer science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) students. I spoke with two current students on Oct. 25 and a