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.
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MSU club baseball team shoots for Regionals
Only a few high stakes games this weekend stand between the MSU club baseball team and a chance to compete in the regional tournament for the National Club baseball Association (NCBA).
The team is approaching regionals at the same time as club sports across MSU, like the women’s lacrosse
Choose to major in humanities. The world needs more of you.
On a campus that is primarily dominated by STEM majors, the humanities are discarded and overlooked. The humanities are our greatest hope and greatest strength as a society. We need creativity, emotion, literature and media more than ever in order to create a more well rounded society. Majoring in art,
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
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
Lecture series continues with the arrival of Erin Corcoran
It is estimated that 117.2 million people will be forcibly displaced or stateless in 2023, according to The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). Many of these people will be classified as refugees and seek asylum. The protection of such refugees is recognized as a fundamental human right