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Anonymous death threat galvanizes MSU’s queer community

Anonymous death threat galvanizes MSU’s queer community

Update: On July 9, 2025, former MSU student Rex Wu pled guilty to sending this threatening email, among others. He faces five years of imprisonment, a $250,000 fine, and three years of supervised release. His sentencing will take place on Nov. 6 at the Russell Smith Federal Courthouse in

Letters to the Editor: Proposed Montana legislation

A whirlwind of proposed bills, resolutions and laws are flying through the Montana Legislature — and straight into our inbox. Last week, we received many letters to the editor from students about measures up for consideration in the state’s Senate and House of Representatives. Thank you for sharing your stances

Women’s club volleyball carves a path on campus

Women’s club volleyball carves a path on campus

Club Sports are a staple of MSU. Scores of students play for 27 teams across campus, but one of the newer kids on the proverbial block —women’s club volleyball — is making some noise. The biggest news being that the club won Club of the Year for the 2021-2022

University weighs benefits and risks of AI use in class settings

University weighs benefits and risks of AI use in class settings

ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is a tool that’s growing in popularity. But the benefits and risks of this artificial intelligence program in a university setting, and at MSU, are still up for discussion. According to ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence that can write students’ papers given a short

How tennis led two athletes overseas to MSU

How tennis led two athletes overseas to MSU

Bobcats come from near and far – with some having developed their skills right here in Bozeman, and others coming from across the country. But what about those that traveled to MSU from outside the country? In the U.S. international athletes make up over 20,000, or roughly 4% of

The Bozeman Band that rose to success through high school and college

Editor's note: This story was corrected to remove information from inaccurate sources. Before their graduation from high school, a group of best friends experimented with songwriting and composing, setting a goal to record and release their very own album. This quickly became the story of the newest folk

Out for the Season: Torn ACLs are pushing students to the sidelines

Out for the Season: Torn ACLs are pushing students to the sidelines

As the ski season unfolds, more and more students are returning to classes from Bridger Bowl on crutches. The main culprit? Torn ACLs. An estimated 17,500 skiers tear their ACLs in the U.S., accounting for a third of all ski injuries annually, according to researchers at the University