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First-Gen Students Association plans mental health, nutrition and professional development workshops

Since its activities as a recognized student organization were officially launched at the beginning of the spring semester, the First-Generation Students Association (FGSA) has been ramping up its presence on campus. To this end, the FGSA is holding its first official event, a student-centered series of workshops, open

Bridger Bowl’s cutest employees sniff out safety

Bridger Bowl’s cutest employees sniff out safety

Editor’s Note: Descriptions of terrain using the word “backcountry” in this story have been corrected to use the word “ridge.” Bridger Bowl’s ridge terrain differs from backcountry terrain because it is patrolled and within the ski area boundary. Backcountry terrain is out of bounds and not patrolled. Bozeman’

ASMSU condemns proposed rise in NorthWestern Energy’s utility rate

MSU’s student senate has condemned a proposed utility rate increase by NorthWestern Energy in an effort to urge the company to pivot away from expensive and environmentally damaging electricity generation. NorthWestern filed the request to increase electricity rates with Montana’s Public Service Commission (PSC), which regulates the state’

Fast, loud and delicious: The Garage is a Bozeman hotspot

Vintage cars, all-American cuisine and rock and roll music are the basis of The Garage’s appeal. Since 2001, The Garage has been a well known community hang out spot and restaurant, located on Huffine Lane. This locally owned business captures the rawness of Americana with its cohesive theme,

Letters to the Editor: Proposed Montana legislation

A whirlwind of proposed bills, resolutions and laws are flying through the Montana Legislature — and straight into our inbox. Last week, we received many letters to the editor from students about measures up for consideration in the state’s Senate and House of Representatives. Thank you for sharing your stances

Montana Drag is Here to Stay

Montana Drag is Here to Stay

The House of Representatives of Montana voted on House Bill 359, also called the Drag Show Ban, on Feb. 24.. This bill would ban all minors in the state of Montana from attending drag shows, minors from entering any businesses that have are geared for sexual content, any drag shows