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MSU: The Superior Institution

As the Brawl of the Wild game approaches, we must once more confront that all-encompassing question: which university is better, MSU or the University of Montana? Of course, the answer is MSU. We Bobcats are lucky to attend the best university in Montana, and I’m here to tell

1916 Exponent names new school mascot

Arguably one of the coolest parts of the Exponent’s history is that editors from the 1915-16 school year tagged our university with the mascot “Bobcats.” Attempting to break away from the longstanding nicknames the school had been given, including “Farmers” and “Aggies,” the editorial staff of the Exponent

It’s Not Okay to Be Silent

It’s Not Okay to Be Silent

On Halloween, the MSU campus was plastered with white flyers. No, they weren’t fun advertisements for corn mazes or little ghosts made of tissue paper. Instead, they bore the message, “IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE.” This statement may seem innocuous enough, but it is actually connected to white

Language Logistics and Leaps Forward

Imagine working in international business trades with a foreign country while being fluent in the language of the corporation you’re conducting business with. Now imagine that you are completely confident in this language because you’ve been learning it since elementary school. According to the Pew Research Center, “77%

Greet the Sun and Get Going

“Eight a.m. classes are my worst enemy, ” Mathematical Sciences PhD student Josha Mickelson said. “I’ve had one ofthese dreaded lectures almost every semester I’ve been astudent at MSU.” You all know what he’s talking about. The 8 a.m. lecture sticks out like a sore thumb

Solving the mid-semester blues

The middle of the semester can be an extremely strenuous time for many university students. With assignments and stress quickly piling up, it can be a time of very little laughter and even less time for fun. Not to mention, the overcast and gloomy autumn weather adds to the dismal

Clothesline Project puts empowering voices on display

T-shirts are a common item of clothing worn every day. Some carry meaning important to students while others are chosen just for comfort. In the past few weeks, the VOICE Center has utilized T-shirts to create a message board for empowering victims of interpersonal violence with the Clothesline