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Bringing Bozeman Creek into the light: The city’s namesake creek is subject to a network of tunnels and culverts below downtown

Bringing Bozeman Creek into the light: The city’s namesake creek is subject to a network of tunnels and culverts below downtown

A band of citizens looking to revitalize the future of Bozeman Creek as it runs through the city’s downtown first looked to the past. In the 1860s, the settlement of Bozeman, renowned for its fertile soil and ample wildlife, served as a supply hub for gold prospectors. Born in

Brick Testman brutally framemogged by UM frat leader

Brick Testman brutally framemogged by UM frat leader

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. What was scheduled as a morale-positive livestream outside of Montana Hall on Wednesday quickly turned into a disaster when MSU President Brick Testman

Bridger Bowl to reopen as corporate retreat space

Bridger Bowl to reopen as corporate retreat space

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. Shocking all the granolas of Bozeman who thought their beloved Bridger Bowl closed on March 22, the mountain has recently announced its reopening as

Riffle-and-Pool: Carving a new home for fish habitat in Anaconda's Fifer Gulch Creek

Riffle-and-Pool: Carving a new home for fish habitat in Anaconda's Fifer Gulch Creek

ANACONDA — Alex Leone stood at the edge of an engineered meander and imagined an eager youngster standing there someday making memories with a fishing rod. Leone is president of the George Grant Chapter of Trout Unlimited. The storied chapter is shepherding an ambitious project to transform the ditched and channelized

Spring thaw brings flood concerns for households

The first warm days of March send people outside to open windows and clear yards, yet they also set large volumes of water in motion. As snowbanks shrink and early storms pass through, rivers begin to rise across much of the country, often before communities prepare for higher water. For

MSU continues to sharpen sustainability efforts at the stadium

MSU continues to sharpen sustainability efforts at the stadium

When Bobcat football plays at home, the MSU community rushes to the stadium to get their fill of food, drink and school pride. However, with a seating capacity of 20,000 and hundreds of tailgating spots in the surrounding parking lots, games can have some negative impacts, according to some

The Griz wish they could fish in Bozeman

The Griz wish they could fish in Bozeman

Sports rivalries between universities can change as teams get better or worse, but fly fishing rivalries last as the rivers and streams around these college towns change slowly. Since the fly fishing in Montana is world class, I think it’s time to clarify who has the better fishing. Thankfully