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Meet Stephen Sofie, Ph.D.

Professor: Stephen Sofie, Ph.D. Area of Expertise: Materials Science and Engineering Research Spotlight: Multi-functional Ceramics You probably know that MSU is a big research school, but have you ever wondered what’s actually being researched? Dr. Stephen Sofie sat down with the Exponent to talk about his exciting

Books, Bye: Level Two Upgrade

Day two of classes rolled around, and I headed to the place where more hours of my life have been lost than any other: the library. On my way to the third floor, I stopped at the second floor. Why is it so quiet? Is no one in there? Low

I Hate the New 2nd Floor of the Library

The library was once a hub where students could work together without fear of disturbing others. It was a carefree zone that allowed people to work in a fun and inclusive environment. Now, it is a wide open space that has fewer group work stations and promotes an environment where

Year of Undergraduate Research

Walking on campus it is nearly impossible to miss the YOUR signs plastered to any building or space available. While the YOUR logo seems to be covering campus, many do not know what it is for and how it came to be. To uncover YOUR, I caught up with one

MSU AMA makes splash at international conference

Students from the MSU Chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) claimed the podium in five events, as well as finished in the top 20 out of 388 international chapters at the annual AMA International Collegiate Conference held April 11-13 in New Orleans. The 15 students from Montana State

History chats draw modern-day crowds

The First Friday History Chats are designed for an undergraduate audience, but are also often attended by large groups of graduates, professors and other faculty. These events highlight the value of research and experiences with archival materials. This year, the history chats have been designated as “unplugged,” meaning they do

Putting Sleep Misinformation to Bed

While we all know we’re supposed to hit the magic eight-hour mark every night, college students have far too many irons in the fire to worry about sleep. Instead, they prioritize landing the next internship, studying for tomorrow’s exam or catching up on “Grey’s Anatomy,” pushing