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Cat Golf's season is in full swing

As this spring sports season enters the home stretch, the Bobcat women’s golf team, commonly called Cat Golf, is in full swing. Montana State was represented by golfers Kameryn Bayse, Annika Danenhauer, Hailey Oster, Sofia Rodriguez Todd and Hannah Rosanova in last week’s Cowgirl Classic tournament in Maricopa,

Martell hangs up her jersey and looks ahead

For the past 15 years, senior Tori Martell has invested her time in basketball. As her graduation nears, the Exponent had the opportunity to speak to Martell as she finishes up her time at MSU. At the start of the season, the question lingered — will there even be games? For

Festivities to celebrate another year around the sun

It’s no secret that the environment is important, especially for Montanans who often spend their free time fishing, hunting, hiking, skiing and snowboarding. With that in mind, it was no surprise to me that not only is the Bozeman Public Library hosting an Earth Day event, but they are

Rippin' rubber at Copper City

As lifts stop turning around the state and spring corn gives way to slush and sod, the typical off-season question comes back to the fore: “what now?” An overwhelming number of possibilities sit in front of anyone in the market for some fresh and socially distant air. The high

Stanford and Baylor crowned basketball champions

The NCAA women’s and men’s basketball seasons wrapped up on Sunday, April 4, and Monday, April 5, respectively. Both tournaments provided excitement, upsets and tears of joy (or, in most cases, grief) over the past month, culminating with the crowning of the Stanford Cardinal on the women’s

Bozeman Public Library reopens

Bozeman Public Library reopens

The Bozeman Public Library has finally reopened its doors to the public after being closed for over four months due to the pandemic. Gallatin County’s low infection numbers and increasing vaccination rates made it possible for the library to safely resume in-person services on Tuesday, March 30. Now

Welcome to Corgi Country

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Last week in a Montana University System (MUS) Board of Regents meeting, MSU President Crawded Coolzado proposed a movement to officially change MSU’s