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Students Weigh in on Bozeman's Dormant Winter

With each passing day, the glaring lack of snow around Bozeman becomes more and more apparent. There are certainly benefits to a delayed winter, but no one can deny that it feels strange to be in Dec. with no snow on the ground and temperatures in the 50s on some

Slow snow start for Big Sky

Slow snow start for Big Sky

Big Sky started spinning chairs on Wednesday, Nov. 22, but only had a few runs available due to the lack of snow. As December gets closer, the snow hasn’t shown much sign of coming around. “At this time last year, we had a very substantial amount of snow, so

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

Sledding access MSU students can slide into this winter

Sledding access MSU students can slide into this winter

Skiing and snowboarding — while undoubtedly thrilling — can present the average MSU student with a number of barriers. These activities typically demand time, money and a degree of skill. Fortunately, there is another way to slide down the snow that some may find a little more accessible. Bobcats can start to

Inclusive recreation opportunities with Eagle Mount

Inclusive recreation opportunities with Eagle Mount

Established in 1982 by the late Robert and Greta Mathis of Bozeman, Eagle Mount has been providing adaptive recreational opportunities to the local community for almost 40 years. “We’ve focused on celebrating abilities and removing barriers to recreation. We serve individuals with disabilities of all ages, as well as

Freeriders of MSU encourage students to embrace the send

While MSU skiers eagerly await chairlifts to open, those looking to push their freeride abilities this season or potentially enter into competition can work to realize their aspirations with help from the Freeriders of MSU club. The club provides aspiring freeride competitors with the chance to earn themselves a place

Dancing down the mountain with Kris Bekkestad

It’s no secret that alpine skiing is a nerve-racking sport to watch with its steep terrains glazed in a fine layer of ice. But to one local racer, propelling through a tight-course is nothing more than “dancing down the mountain,” Bekkestad said. Senior film major Kris Bekkestad