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How identical twins cornered the market on pleasure

How identical twins cornered the market on pleasure

Bozeman may have become synonymous with flippant Silicon Valley transplants and wannabe cowboys, but these two local employers have never been more serious about their business. The owners of the stores, Billy and Robert McWilliams, are identical twin brothers and business owners for their respective businesses. Billy owns Erotique and

From Capitol Hill to MSU: how a possible government shutdown could impact campus

With the potential of a government shutdown looming, MSU may face anticipated challenges. In a Sept. 22 email sent out to the university, MSU President Waded Cruzado detailed this anticipation as possibly having long-term impacts if the possible shutdown stretch into weeks or months. According to the PBS NewsHour,

Montana’s Made Fair helps grow local businesses

Montana’s Made Fair helps grow local businesses

The Montana Made Fair is one that unites all Bozemanites in the spirit of supporting the community. Hosting over 190 sellers, the Made Fair features all kinds of handmade goods perfect for gifts and home items. Everything from children’s clothes to jewelry, art and 3D-printed items were for

Change of scenery with new outdoorsy stores on Main

In recent months, Bozeman has seen a high number of clothing brands open retail spaces. This growth has changed the way we look at our downtown. One of the biggest grand openings this year was a new retail space of popular outdoor brand Fjällräven. Based out of Sweden, their doors

Late Night Bites back at Miller dining hall

Late Night Bites back at Miller dining hall

Between classes, evening labs and club activities that run into the night, many students have found it difficult to find time for dinner in recent years. However, this was not the case in 2013 when Miller Late Night Bites was created. At the time, the dining hall was open until

Historic Montana climate case rules in favor of youth

Historic Montana climate case rules in favor of youth

This past summer, the youth-led climate case Held v. Montana went to trial. Starting June 12 in the First Judicial District Court in Helena, Judge Kathy Seeley heard arguments from the state and the youth plaintiffs. On June 20, she ruled in favor of Montana youth, deciding that the

Letting freedom read with banned books

Letting freedom read with banned books

MSU's Renne Library collaborated with the second-hand bookstore Isle of Books Oct. 1-7 in support of the American Library Association’s (ALA) annual Banned Books Week. By advocating against censorship with community activities and outreach, the library continues its third-year tradition of distributing banned books,