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Second Annual Rail Jam draws vibes and big crowds

Second Annual Rail Jam draws vibes and big crowds

Countless Bozemanites congregated on the Jake Jabs Lawn this past Saturday evening as the second annual MSU Rail Jam took over campus. With over 40 competitors across four different categories, including women’s and men’s ski and snowboard, the event lived up to the hype. All four of the

The Bozeman Band that rose to success through high school and college

Editor's note: This story was corrected to remove information from inaccurate sources. Before their graduation from high school, a group of best friends experimented with songwriting and composing, setting a goal to record and release their very own album. This quickly became the story of the newest folk

ASMSU Supreme Court to launch pilot program for academic mediators

ASMSU Supreme Court to launch pilot program for academic mediators

The ASMSU Supreme Court is gearing up to launch a new academic mediator pilot program for solving grievances between students and faculty members. The project, led by associate justices Kaylee Stubbs, Garrett Wright and Jackson Krause, sprung from the process of revising the student Code of Conduct in the fall

Dmitry Muratov is coming to MSU

The MSU Leadership Institute will bring Dmitry Muratov, a 2021 Nobel Peace Prize Winner and editor-in-chief of the Novaya Gazeta newspaper, to speak at the SUB Ballrooms on Feb. 22, 2023 at 7:30 p.m.. Muratov is the latest world-renowned speaker the Leadership Institute has hosted:

Untapped Potential Hiding On The Fourth Floor of The Library

Untapped Potential Hiding On The Fourth Floor of The Library

Up four flights of stairs, filed in metallic sarcophagi, lay the archives of MSU – and a small but staunch portion of its collective knowledge. It’s a hidden gem on campus, and a gold mine of information many students are missing out on. The fourth floor is the highest and

Alpha Sig sparks lawsuit and zoning backlash

Alpha Sig sparks lawsuit and zoning backlash

Within a single year of moving into 411 W. Garfield, the MSU chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi has been accused of hazing and underage drinking, suspended by the Dean of Students Office and placed on “alcohol-free” status. Yet, that may be the least of the problems facing the embattled

MSU’s recreation program means getting out and trying something new

One thing that may ride a little under the radar here at MSU is the wonderful intramural and club sports program. MSU offers a wide variety of sports and activities and there’s something for everyone. With 27 sports, including soccer, boxing and even timbersports, there’s a large range