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MSU basketball joins forces with Indigenous advocates for a night of solidarity

MSU basketball joins forces with Indigenous advocates for a night of solidarity

This past Saturday, the MSU men’s basketball team played a heated game against the Idaho Vandals — but there was much more going on than just basketball. MSU basketball partnered with the MSU American Indian Council (AIC) and the MSU Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Student Association (MMIPSA). The goal

Bobcat basketball’s star of the season pushes team to early success

With nearly half of the Big Sky Conference regular season under their belts and a record of 5-3 in conference play, one thing has become abundantly clear about this year’s iteration of MSU men’s basketball — Robert Ford III is this team’s engine on both the offensive

Bridger snowpack running thin, patience running thinner

Bridger snowpack running thin, patience running thinner

The Bozeman area has seen an especially dry winter this 2023-24 season. Up at Bridger Bowl, the impact of this drought has raised questions for the skiers and snowboarders amongst us. All those ranging from patrollers and athletes to more casual hobbyists are being forced to confront and make

Straight from the horse's mouth

Straight from the horse's mouth

MSU has a plethora of clubs for students to join. However, one that the campus community might not know much about is the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) Club Equestrian Team. “We are a club team associated with the national IHSA. IHSA was founded with the goal to provide equestrian

Bridger Solar’s solar-powered car near completion

Bridger Solar’s solar-powered car near completion

Transportation is one of the larger hurdles when it comes to sustainable energy, according to Forbes Magazine. What better way to prove a future exists for sustainable transportation than through a student-built, solar-powered car? The MSU Bridger Solar club — a team of mostly engineering students — is setting out

Summoning the Swifties to Downtown Bozeman

Summoning the Swifties to Downtown Bozeman

The women’s bathroom on the lower floor of the Rialto saw more sequins than ever before. Last Saturday, the beat of Taylor Swift’s “Style” vibrated the walls as concert attendees waited for an open stall and navigated their way around a tight space. Commonly, restrooms do not facilitate

DCCC names Tranel in first round of 'Red to Blue' candidates

While Montana’s U.S. Senate race is already garnering significant national attention, the contest for the western congressional district isn’t going to be left out in the cold. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which works to get party members elected to the U.S. House, announced Monday it