Allegations about local housing matter
The Exponent has removed a story that previously appeared here about a local residential matter to investigate further the allegations contained in the story.
the economy
ASMSU President and Vice President
The following responses were submitted by the two teams running for election as ASMSU President and Vice President. Each candidate for president and vice president was given the opportunity to respond individually.
Jacob Zink (President) and Melissa Ramirez (Vice President)
Tara Applegate (President) and Jack Cambria (Vice President)
Why are
ASMSU College of Letters and Science Senators
The following responses were submitted by students running for election as College of Letters and Science Senators.
Marguerite Kibodeaux, Lorelei Michael-Owens, Kiala Hirsch, Joel Kunzelman
In a tweet, why should MSU students vote for you?
Joel Kunzelman: ASMSU should be FOR THE STUDENTS and its funds should be channeled
ASMSU College of Engineering Senators
The following response have been submitted by students running for election as College of Engineering Senators.
Rex Wu, Malcom Wogoman, and Dylan Richards
In a tweet, why should MSU students vote for you?
Dylan Richards: The path toward progress is one we must all walk down together. With me as
ASMSU At-Large Senators
The following responses have been submitted by students running for election as At-Large ASMSU Senators, who are elected by all students on campus.
Strandvold Knudsen, Miller Rijfkogel, Lucy Hanacek and Josie Kaufman
In a tweet, why should MSU students vote for you?
Josie Kaufman: You are HEARD. You are
The Inaugural Asian Multicultural Night in the SUB to be held this weekend
An inaugural night celebrating Asia's vast customs and cultures will light up the SUB ballrooms this weekend, on Sunday, April 16. The event will feature everything, including dancing, solo music performances, great food, even customary toys and a fashion show.
The newest night to celebrate different cultures will
Aurore French Bakery: Bozeman’s little piece of France
From selling houses to baking traditional french pastries, Aurore Adams, born and raised in France, has turned 180 degrees and switched professions to start a life here in Bozeman.
It all started in 2020 when Adams came out to visit her twin sister in Bozeman to celebrate her birthday. She