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Catcalling is a Problem on Campus

At a first glance, it is impossible to ascertain the culture and ideals surrounding a college. The advertisements and tours never give a complete picture of what it means to be a Bobcat. It can be difficult to discern the truth of a place without cultural knowledge regarding both the

Want to Explore Art on Campus? Here’s How.

Want to Explore Art on Campus? Here’s How.

Did you know that there are art galleries at MSU? Despite the lesser-known galleries that are scattered across campus. There are four on campus: The Dean’s Office Gallery, The Exit Gallery, Waller-Yoblonsky Gallery, and The Helen E. Copeland Gallery. The Dean’s Office Gallery is located in

Art Students Deserve a Place to Shine

Art Students Deserve a Place to Shine

Cheever Hall is one of the places on campus for art students to express themselves while furthering their education. How are they expected to expand their creative minds, especially the architecture students who spend the most time in Cheever Hall when they are surrounded by some of the worst architecture

Norm is Not Plant Friendly

Norm is Not Plant Friendly

Over the last four years, MSU has either constructed or renovated four separate buildings. Each of these buildings follows a similar aesthetic. However, Norm Asbjornson Hall remains the ugliest building that has graced this campus since its completion in 2018. This is partially due to the fundamental design principles which

How the ‘M’ became a symbol on the Bridgers

Looking north towards the Bridgers, it is pretty hard to miss the gigantic white ‘M’ plastered on the face of Mount Baldy. Representing MSU, the ‘M’ is a staple of Bozeman and the campus that lies at its heart. The creation of the ‘M’ was quite the undertaking. In early

Learn how to get outdoors with the Outdoor Recreation Program

Mountains and Minds is a well-known motto at MSU, one that’s is thrown around quite a bit on campus. While the meaning of the ‘Minds’ bit of it is pretty obvious (seeing as MSU is first and foremost an academic institution) the ‘Mountains’ aspect is something pretty special.

F.G.H. relocation makes room for undergrads

F.G.H. relocation makes room for undergrads

The once-daily soundtrack of playground shrieks and laughter gave way to a new kind of commotion in the West Julia Martin (WJM) apartments as 36 graduate student families were displaced in June by an estimated 200 incoming undergraduate tenants. “It just seems like year after year nothing changes for