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How MSU students are handling the transition to Canvas

How MSU students are handling the transition to Canvas

MSU students are reporting mixed reactions towards Canvas, the University’s new learning-management system. Some cite confusion over assignment accessibility while others appreciate features the old system Desire2Learn (D2L) didn’t offer. The Montana University System (MUS) selected Canvas after a vetting process that began in November 2021. The

MSU makes headway on construction, with more to come

MSU makes headway on construction, with more to come

Construction began for MSU’s new on-campus hotel on Sept. 19. The start of this project highlights MSU’s record-breaking infrastructure updates in recent years, which administrators said are designed with student and stakeholder needs in mind. The hotel’s groundbreaking comes amidst the busiest building period in

The Unspoken Pressure to be Outdoorsy at MSU

The Unspoken Pressure to be Outdoorsy at MSU

I have been asked why I chose to attend MSU on multiple occasions throughout my three years here. When some people see how I dress, what my hobbies are and how I spend my time, they become confused and almost judgmental towards my decision. I didn’t grow up skiing,

Brock Tessman outlines his passion, purpose and plans for MSU

Brock Tessman outlines his passion, purpose and plans for MSU

Two years ago, Brock Tessman sat with his wife in the front seat of a moving truck headed for Michigan, wondering if they would ever find their way back to Montana. The couple decided that they would only return to Big Sky Country if the president position at MSU became

Bozeman officials pass codes improving protections for local wetlands

Bozeman officials pass codes improving protections for local wetlands

In an effort to strengthen protection for local wetlands, the Bozeman City Commission passed a set of development codes last week increasing the minimum buffer between wetlands and developments from 10 feet to 25. The legislation was passed Sept. 9 in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2023

Tour de Franzia spills out onto Bozeman streets

Tour de Franzia spills out onto Bozeman streets

If you passed by Cooper Park last Friday, you might’ve thought that Halloween had come early — and brought boxed wine with it. A crowd of several hundred people, dressed in costumes and sipping from large translucent bags of wine, congregated on the grass and spilled out onto South 8th

New student-run magazine seeks speculative fiction artists

New student-run magazine seeks speculative fiction artists

Attention, Earthlings: A new student-run publication has touched down on your planet and is now accepting submissions for its first edition. The “Matter of the Imagination” magazine, which is still in its early stages of development, will focus on all things speculative fiction. The genre encompasses both science fiction