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Homecoming festivities to look for this weekend

Homecoming week started off hot last Tuesday, Oct. 4, with the celebratory “Lighting of the M.” Students and residents were able to see the bright, LED lights from all over Bozeman, but the festivities didn’t end there. On Thursday, Oct. 6, at 7:30 p.m., the Hedges will

How to not get mauled by a bear

How to not get mauled by a bear

As students living in the ‘last best place,’ we all share a mutual love for the outdoors, whether that’s skiing, hiking, mountain biking, rafting or simply just enjoying the spectacular views. Unfortunately, there is a downside to this love and sometimes it can hurt us, especially when we are

Finding Benefit in Banned Books

Finding Benefit in Banned Books

In the coming weeks, the Renne Library will hold a spotlight on the banned books that have been contested both publicly and academically in libraries across the nation. The censorship of books seeks to bar ‘shocking’ messages from the impressionable minds of students; however, the controversial aspects of these books

Climbing impact goes beyond the wall

Climbing impact goes beyond the wall

MSU’s North Dome Fitness Center comes alive at 5 p.m. The clank of dumbbells and the squeak of basketball shoes echo off the tall ceiling as students shuttle through the revolving door into the university’s temporary gym. As rap music blares from a speaker and students chatter

Dining halls struggle with influx of students

Dining halls struggle with influx of students

As students get into the groove of the semester, they’re beginning to plan out their daily routes: What building do I have to be in at what time, when do I have breaks and where do I eat? This year, the latter is not so easily answered. Of MSU’

U up? Let’s have some real talk.

Gone are the days of pebbles romantically tossed at your bedroom window to get your attention. Our new reality is cheesy pickup lines or choice emojis. Dating apps have become the new dating norm, but do we, college students, even like them? Nearly half of all college-age students in

ASMSU office expands resources to student renters

ASMSU office expands resources to student renters

ASMSU has settled on a location in the S.U.B for its Office of Off-Campus Life, where students will be able to procure the services of an attorney, access food-security resources and be assigned a housing case manager to assist in finding a place to live. The