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Meet MSU’s very own Doug Amick

Meet MSU’s very own Doug Amick

Monday midmornings in Rendezvous Dining Pavilion are always teeming with activity. However, one figure holds dominion over the steady flow of students entering and departing. Culinary Associate Doug Amick raises his hand in farewell to a large group of students heading to class. Only a beat later, he’s greeting

Policy infraction leads to bike confiscation on campus

Policy infraction leads to bike confiscation on campus

Across campus, MSU Facility Services has been confiscating bicycles parked in violation of a transportation policy updated just over three years ago. This policy is outlined in Section 1000.20 of MSU’s Personal Transportation Device (PTD) Policy which can be found on MSU’s website. For bicycles, it states

New Lone Peak Tram revolutionizes terrain access for Big Sky skiers

Lone Peak stands out in the Madison range, both in a literal geographic sense and in the hearts and minds of many as a thrilling and expansive ski mountain. As winter approaches, construction is wrapping up for a new and improved Lone Peak Tram that will revolutionize skiing at Big

Germany classes study culture in the Bridgers and the Alps

Germany classes study culture in the Bridgers and the Alps

In May of 2024, German instructor Kate Kithil and German professor Peter Schweppe will embark on a trip to the Alps with their GRMN 202, Intermediate German II and GRMN 450, Seminar: German literature and culture sections. Over the course of the spring semester, these classes will follow the work

Generations assemble to celebrate Homecoming / CULTURE

Generations assemble to celebrate Homecoming / CULTURE

From the marching band tunes, the giggles of children racing for candy and the squealing suspension of overloaded pickup trucks, Homecoming is a symphony of community pride and a living testament to the enduring spirit of togetherness. This year's Homecoming theme was Bobcats Through the Decades. Events included

Montana offers endless opportunities for mountain bikers this fall

Montana offers endless opportunities for mountain bikers this fall

All summer long, single-file lines of mountain bikers make the exhilarating descent down Big Sky’s daunting terrain, skidding their tires and kicking up puffs of dirt as they go. Unfortunately, the season has now come to an end. This past Saturday was the closing day for Big Sky’

Bike Kitchen chefs up learning and volunteer work

Bike Kitchen chefs up learning and volunteer work

As the new semester gears up, many college students could benefit from low cost transportation to and from campus. Bicycles are a cheap and fun alternative that a lot of Bobcats resort to during the fall. But what if you don’t have access to an affordable bike? What if