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The new trend in travel starts with why you’re going, not where

Twenty-four percent of people say AI gives them too many choices when it comes to travel. Despite that, 22% say there are not enough meaningful options, according to Skyskanner’s Travel Trends 2026 report. Though AI adoption in travel planning is growing, travelers are also moving to more intentionality.

Extreme History Project pieces together the lost story of Lizzie Williams

Extreme History Project pieces together the lost story of Lizzie Williams

In Downtown Bozeman, where Altitude Gallery and Main Street Quilting Company now sit, there was once a restaurant owned by Lizzie Williams, the first recorded Black woman to own a business in Bozeman. Not a lot is known about Williams. She was born — likely into slavery — in Kentucky sometime around

Americans drive record bookings on rivers

River cruising expands well beyond its European stronghold as American travelers fuel demand for longer itineraries, more remote rivers and culturally immersive sailings that look significantly different from the industry’s traditional model. Once seen as a slower, retirement-leaning travel style, river cruises now draw broader interest. Cruise lines

Hear from the 2024 candidates for the MT House of Representatives

Hear from the 2024 candidates for the MT House of Representatives

There are many candidates running for the MT House of Representatives in Districts 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 and 68. Read on to hear their responses to the Exponent’s 2024 candidate questionnaire. Candidates were given three weeks to respond to the questionnaire and were given

Don’t be a bummer, have fun this summer

Don’t be a bummer, have fun this summer

Congratulations dear readers, you’ve (almost) made it through the spring semester! As we come to the end of yet another school year, the Exponent is ready to give you all the best tips and tricks for having an awesome summer here in Bozeman. Contrary to popular belief, our editorial

Summertime activities around Bozeman

Summertime activities around Bozeman

The sun is shining more and more each day and as winter slowly fades away, summer is on everyone's mind. Summer means a new plethora of activities available and there’s no shortage of options in and around Bozeman. “Some of my favorite things to do around Bozeman

Wilson Hall was never a women’s prison, despite popular belief

Wilson Hall was never a women’s prison, despite popular belief

The initial purpose of Wilson Hall — the Brutalist, redbrick building north of Montana and Hamilton Hall — has long been rumored to have been initially built to serve as a women’s prison in Bozeman. The building is named after Milburn Lincoln Wilson, who was part of the agriculture economics faculty