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MSU to host 134th commencement ceremony in-person

MSU will host its 134th commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 1, in-person for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. The ceremony will be held in Bobcat Stadium for the first time and will consist of two separate outdoor programs to ensure the safety of students, faculty,

Man in tiny car scoots, yodels across campus

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. Students gaped in awe on Wednesday, March 31, as they witnessed quite possibly the most stunning phenomenon to occur on campus since, well, ever:

Bringing the Cold Smoke even closer

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. In honor of Bozeman being named “the best ski town in America” by Wikipedia, MSU will be constructing a 900,000-square-foot indoor

Are standardized tests truly a measure of intelligence?

Since 1965, the world has become accustomed to a new form of academic evaluation. The standardized testing system impacts the lives of students starting as young as pre-k and continues past undergraduate admissions into the professional world in the form of exams like the MCAT, LSAT and GRE. Standardized

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

Intellectual Diversity in Medicine

In a world where being exceptional in your field of work is almost always required, the highest-risk careers are being forced to narrow their studies. Specialization —the idea of focusing on a small part of a much broader area of expertise— is taking over the medical field. Instead of

Summer journalism camp coming to Bozeman

The MSU programs Continuing Professional and Lifelong Learning and Yellowstone Writing Projectare partnering to provide a summer journalism camp for rural high school students through the program Academic Technology and Outreach.Continuing Professional and Lifelong Learning offers non-credit courses for special interests and the Yellowstone Writing Project is an