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Aurore French Bakery: Bozeman’s little piece of France

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

An exclusive interview with Don the donut man

An exclusive interview with Don the donut man

Norm Asbjornson Hall is blanketed in early morning sunlight and the scent of coffee brewing every Friday – and at the center of the hall stands custodian Donald Aamold as he waits for the stream of students to come in and snag a donut. He stands with four dozen donuts and

Powwow brings Bozeman together to celebrate Native American culture

Powwow brings Bozeman together to celebrate Native American culture

The rhythmic beat of the drums echoed through Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, mingling with dancers' vibrant colors and intricate movements as they gathered for the annual American Indian Council (AIC) powwow. "In the past, we had all those enemies. We made powwows to find common ground with each other,

Display of pride flag becomes flashpoint in clash between students, admin over response to death threats

Display of pride flag becomes flashpoint in clash between students, admin over response to death threats

Update: On July 9, 2025, former MSU student Rex Wu pled guilty to one count of cyberstalking, which included sending threatening messages to MSU's Queer-Straight Alliance and to former student Alexandra Lin. He faces five years of imprisonment, a $250,000 fine, and three years of supervised

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

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’