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Landscaping and Education Should Compliment Each Other On Campus

Behind Haynes Hall and the Plant Growth Center on the west side of campus flows a stream that is beginning to be lined with trees. In late 2022, the university horticulturists began planting native Montana trees along this river in order of climate appearance. The order of trees is supposed

Women’s club volleyball carves a path on campus

Women’s club volleyball carves a path on campus

Club Sports are a staple of MSU. Scores of students play for 27 teams across campus, but one of the newer kids on the proverbial block —women’s club volleyball — is making some noise. The biggest news being that the club won Club of the Year for the 2021-2022

University weighs benefits and risks of AI use in class settings

University weighs benefits and risks of AI use in class settings

ChatGPT (Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is a tool that’s growing in popularity. But the benefits and risks of this artificial intelligence program in a university setting, and at MSU, are still up for discussion. According to ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence that can write students’ papers given a short

Independent course strives to improve climate literacy on campus

A tiny political science independent study course has made climate education across campus the singular focus of its semester. PSCI 492 is a 3 credit independent study course, taught by political science professor Paul Lachapelle and soil landscape processes professor Tony Hartshorn. The students are aiming to boost climate literacy,

Barley Breeding Program holds sensory evaluation to determine market potential of barley

Barley Breeding Program holds sensory evaluation to determine market potential of barley

Editor's note: The headline of this story has been changed to specify that the program within the Malt Quality Lab that organized the taste test is the Barley Breeding Program. A correction has also been made to reflect that the students serving the samples were from the Food

Tips for beating seasonal depression, brought to you by Reid bathroom tiles

Tips for beating seasonal depression, brought to you by Reid bathroom tiles

As winter continues to linger with no end to the snow in sight, so does the stress of being a college student. The lack of sun and increased homework load only makes it worse, but students know these months are harder than others and remind each other to keep pushing