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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

International Food Bazaar Review

For the first time since 2019, MSU students, staff and other members of the community had the chance to experience the tradition and culture of other countries through the immersive experience of MSU’s International Food Bazaar. For 35 years, the Office of International Programs has hosted this event celebrating

ASMSU political team opens communication between students and state legislators

ASMSU political team opens communication between students and state legislators

The state legislature in Helena may seem an unreachable place for many students who want to effect social and political change. But as the state legislative session gets underway, politically organized ASMSU students are bridging the gap between students and legislators. To do so, last fall ASMSU hired Lorelei Michael-

Basketball rallies against the stolen relatives epidemic

Basketball rallies against the stolen relatives epidemic

There are moments in sports that go beyond the emotions and thrill of the game that ask us to think about our community and the battles we face that define our identity. One ongoing battle our community faces is the number of missing and murdered indigenous people. Both the men’

Alpha Sig sparks lawsuit and zoning backlash

Alpha Sig sparks lawsuit and zoning backlash

Within a single year of moving into 411 W. Garfield, the MSU chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi has been accused of hazing and underage drinking, suspended by the Dean of Students Office and placed on “alcohol-free” status. Yet, that may be the least of the problems facing the embattled

Streamline en route to special election

Streamline en route to special election

The future of Streamline, Bozeman’s free bus transportation network, is going up for a vote. Organizers secured a spot on a spring special election ballot for the formation of a new urban transportation district (UTD) to manage funding for the service – the result of a months-long effort to

By the Will of the Dog: How one student and eight dogs race across hundreds of frigid miles

By the Will of the Dog: How one student and eight dogs race across hundreds of frigid miles

Maria Torgerson, a sophomore in Civil Engineering at MSU, has sled dog racing in her blood. Growing up in Ellison, MT, Torgerson spent her childhood mushing with her dad and skijoring with her mom and their team of retired sled dogs. She ran her first race – the American Dog Derby