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End of the Line

A few weeks ago, I was convinced my senior thesis paper would be the most difficult thing I’d write in college. I was wrong. It’s this editorial, which pales in comparison by word count and complexity, but means saying goodbye to my favorite group of people on campus

A preview on an upcoming student dissertation defense on the aesthetics of living

Jesine Munson, a doctorate student in american studies, approached her dissertation, “Re-imagining John Dewey for the 21st Century: The Aesthetics of Living-Praxis for Social Utility,” by looking at what she would call the aesthetics of living. Simply put, seeing art and beauty in the way we live includes

Safety concerns subject of protest in front of Montana Hall

Roughly 20 students gathered in front of Montana Hall Wednesday, April 19, in protest of what they said was evidence of a lack of communication and support from the university to address issues of sexual assault, suicide and discrimination that students face on campus. The protest came on the heels

Meet Dean, the new Dean of the College of Arts and Architecture

Meet Dean, the new Dean of the College of Arts and Architecture

Dean Adams, the newly appointed Dean of the College of Arts and Architecture (CAA), has been an integral part of the CAA at MSU for 22 years. After receiving his undergraduate degree from MSU in 1992, he returned as a first-year art instructor in 2001. “The most rewarding aspects

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.

Bring hip-hop dance to the MSU curriculum

Do people really not want to learn how to dance? A wealth of clubs focus on western-style swing dancing and other forms of ballroom choreography. There is nothing wrong with these different styles of dance. They have an established audience and events which offer a lot of depth; however,

Students organize climate week to educate campus

A group of MSU students organized the 2023 Climate Week for an independent study class from April 17 to April 21, to spread awareness about climate change to their fellow students, faculty members and the Bozeman community. “The biggest reason I wanted to start climate week was to spread awareness,