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ASMSU College of Letters and Science Senators

ASMSU College of Letters and Science Senators

The following responses were submitted by students running for election as College of Letters and Science Senators. Marguerite Kibodeaux, Lorelei Michael-Owens, Kiala Hirsch, Joel Kunzelman In a tweet, why should MSU students vote for you? Joel Kunzelman: ASMSU should be FOR THE STUDENTS and its funds should be channeled

ASMSU College of Business Senators

ASMSU College of Business Senators

The following responses have been submitted by students running for election as College of Business Senators. Paige LePard In a tweet, why should MSU students vote for you? I am passionate about serving the students of MSU, I have the experience necessary to do a great job on the senate,

Women’s lacrosse crushes division, looks ahead

Women’s lacrosse crushes division, looks ahead

A difference of one goal was the margin of defeat for the MSU Women’s Lacrosse team at last year’s regional tournament. This year they are determined to be an indomitable force coming out of their division. Founded in 2014, the team is one of eight schools that fields

Hate speech condemned in Faculty Senate resolution

Hate speech condemned in Faculty Senate resolution

The Faculty Senate passed a resolution condemning hate speech last Wednesday, April 5, in front of a room full of students who expressed their frustration and personal experiences with MSU’s response to threats directed at LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC students. The Faculty Senate is the governing body of faculty on

Montana local and MSU freshman set to compete in national trading competition

Algorithms, algebra and programming in a simulated stock market might sound intimidating to lots of people, but not MSU freshman Zane Nordwick. He’s headed to compete in a national competition at the University of Chicago in a few days, where he will fight to take home $15,000 and

Community involvement hurls men’s rugby toward national bid

Community involvement hurls men’s rugby toward national bid

A group of MSU students has been regularly braving Montana’s winter weather four times a week on a quest to better themselves and their community. This is the men’s rugby club, which is juggling major ambitions of securing a bid to nationals while also serving the Bozeman area.

What it takes to plan AIC’s annual powwow

What it takes to plan AIC’s annual powwow

The 47th annual American Indian Council (AIC) Powwow, the “biggest cultural event in Bozeman,” is approaching on March 31. That’s according to John Murray, a business student and a member of MSU’s Powwow Leadership Course. Murray and his classmates, along with the AIC, make up a small team