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From the Exponent archives: Campus preps to flood athletic field for ice rink

Editor’s note: This story was originally published in the Exponent on Jan. 19, 1932. The old Gatton field used to be located roughly where Rendezvous Dining Hall currently is. Warm weather of the last few days has considerably dampened the enthusiasm for the college ice skating rink project launched

Are Core Classes Really Worth It?

Are Core Classes Really Worth It?

Schedules are curated by each individual student, but they tend to be creatively limiting. Restrictive major specific credits often include filler classes unconnected to a student’s field and leave no room for alternative course options. A strict credit amount to qualify for graduation takes away from the mistakes and

How TikTok security concerns swept the country and landed in Montana

How TikTok security concerns swept the country and landed in Montana

Suspicion about data collection by TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, has swept the country and landed in the Montana University System (MUS) in the form of a ban of the app. On Wednesday, Jan. 11, MSU students received an email from the MUS and the Office of the Commissioner of

$6 million approved from Board of Regents to plan new residence hall

$6 million approved from Board of Regents to plan new residence hall

At the beginning of this semester, University Student Housing ran into difficulties organizing students into residence halls as a result of increased enrollment. To remedy this situation, MSU hopes to consolidate resources to build a new residence hall for students. At the last Board of Regents meeting, on Nov. 17

ASMSU hosts first annual State of the Union

ASMSU hosted its first State of the Union Address on Tuesday, Nov. 29, designed to give students the opportunity to sit down with student government representatives and discuss ongoing projects and the student government’s vision for the future. All 21 ASMSU senators, the executive branch, the seven ASMSU Supreme

PSA: Converse and Vans Do Not Work on Ice

Cold weather, icy conditions and academic dread all come together to make the final weeks of the semester something special, in a very slippery, no-good way. The not-so-very ‘dead week’ looms on the horizon and many students will either be left stressing about finals — or lying concussed

Student Bill of Rights nears adoption

ASMSU’s new Student Bill of Rights faces one last hurdle before its formal incorporation into the student Code of Conduct. The bill was written to inform students of their rights on campus, according to ASMSU Chief Justice Amanda Haab. “[Say] the vibe is off with a faculty member. A