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Bobcats sweep the podium at business startup challenge

The lights on Montana Hall were lit Tuesday, April 19, in honor of MSU teams securing $42,500 in prize money at the 33rd annual John Ruffatto Business Startup Challenge. MSU students representing Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship, College of Letters and Science, College of Architecture, Norm Asbjornson

Fight the Burnout, Pass Your Finals

Fight the Burnout, Pass Your Finals

Finals week is quickly approaching and almost every student at MSU is feeling the stress. With only two weeks left of class, teachers are urging students to ‘finish strong’ and ‘put in the work’ for the rest of the semester. The only problem is that students are facing a phenomenon

OSE to host Catchella

The Office of Student Engagement (OSE) and PACE will be hosting Catchella, the free annual spring concert, at the ELM on Thursday, April 28, at 8 p.m. The event has previously been hosted at the Rialto under the name of Golden Lights, but hasn’t been held the past

Motivation and success training to feature ROTC director and Bobcat football head coach

Bobcat football Head Coach Brent Vigen and Army ROTC Director Lt. Col. Christopher L’Heureux will lead a leadership training on Tuesday, April 26, hosted by the MSU Leadership Institute, focusing on the intersection of success and motivation. “We’re bringing speakers from faculty that students may not have a

Office of Sustainability to host Sustainability Summit

The first annual Sustainability Summit at MSU, hosted Monday, April 18, and Tuesday, April 19, will bring together members of the Office of Sustainability, campus managers, students and community members to inform the public about the university’s progress on sustainability targets established in the fall. In addition to reporting

How does ASMSU budget student fees?

Ever wonder what those student activity fees that we pay each semester go to? ASMSU creates a budget each year to determine how the money from student fees will be dispersed on and off campus, funding a total of 14 programs. The student government is in control of student activity

Lost in the Student Art Market

Lost in the Student Art Market

This week the Office of Student Engagement (OSE) held its biannual Student Art Market. And might I say, it was one of the best Art Markets I have attended so far. On Tuesday, April 5, and Wednesday, April 6, thirty-plus artists showcased their handcrafted, handprinted and photographed works in