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You and Me and Creativity

Only renowned musicians and groundbreaking painters are creative, right? Surely only people who can draw a masterpiece free hand are creative, right? Wrong. Each and every human being on this planet is creative. It does not matter if you are a statistics major or cannot draw a stick figure to

Trekking through the history of Bridger Bows

Trekking through the history of Bridger Bows

Just 16 miles down the road and offering some of the most challenging and dangerous in-bounds skiing in the Lower 48 sits one of the most historic and fabled ski resorts in the U.S. — Bridger Bowl. Over the course of 70 years, it has grown and dug roots

Former Irish president speaks at MSU

Former Irish president speaks at MSU

Former President of Ireland and United Nations (UN) High Commissioner Mary Robinson spoke from across the pond during an MSU live event that took place on Thursday, April 9. Robinson’s presentation focused on leadership, education and advocacy for the poor and disempowered who are disproportionately threatened by climate change.

MSU activist given national recognition

MSU activist given national recognition

MSU junior Jessica Brito is one of 212 students across 39 states to be named a 2021 Newman Civic Fellow. The national honor, given to campus leaders who exhibit a commitment to discovering solutions for challenges facing local, national and international communities, and who are attending one of many Campus

Recreate with Respect

It’s disgruntling to step into your home and find that your guests have scattered a plethora of wrappers, plastic bottles and cigarette butts around the house. It’s even worse to find out they deposited their bowels in a nearby corner rather than making it to the toilet. This

Boys to Men

Boys are not normally the topic that consumes my mind when I go on runs. However, last week, boys and how we raise them was all I could think about after a mid-run conversation. I had stumbled into a cute dog and his kind owner on the trail. We

Survey reveals dwindling food security in Montana

The Center for American Indian and Rural Health Equity (CAIRHE) sponsored a survey studying the impact of COVID-19 on the food security of Montanans. The project collected responses from 1,944 participants between April and Sept. 2020. “The survey was the first of its kind in Montana to report