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Lunar New Year brings discussion of culture and discrimination

In honor of the Chinese New Year, Mark Johnson, Extreme History and A.S.I.A partnered to present, “Keeping Chinese Culture Alive on the Montana Frontier,” a lecture on the legacy Chinese pioneers left behind here in Montana. Mark Johnson, born and raised in Helena, Montana, is an assistant

A chance connection

Chance brings people together and forms human connections, but only if one is willing to open the door to them. Dan Lourie, a Bozeman resident and activist for human rights has formed significant human connections in his life, including ones with Martin Luther King Jr., Harry Belafonte, Aretha Franklin and,

Curiositas: A new outlet for student researchers

Created and powered by student researchers, Curiositas, the first undergraduate research journal on campus, published its inaugural edition on Friday, Dec. 3. The editorial staff of the journal, which will be published tri-annually, is a group of undergraduate students at MSU. Curiositas showcases the work of students in every

MSU adopts carbon neutrality, zero waste goals with new Sustainability Framework

The MSU Office of Sustainability announced goals for the university to reach carbon neutrality by 2040 and zero waste by 2035, and achieve a Platinum rating under the Sustainability Tracking, Rating and Assessment System (STARS) by 2035 during the University Council meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 1. The goals are established

Lights on Montana Hall

As the holiday season approaches and the days become shorter, multicolored lights illuminated Montana Hall in the annual Lights on Montana Hall event. This tradition has been part of MSU for the last seven years, and the lights returned this year on Wednesday, Dec. 1. The event is one of

SFP hosts free portrait sessions for the holidays

SFP hosts free portrait sessions for the holidays

The MSU School of Film and Photography (SFP) was packed with families of all sizes on Saturday, Dec. 4, as they hosted their 11th annual MSU Portrait Day. Portrait Day is an opportunity for families to have professional grade, free, quality portraits taken when they otherwise wouldn’t have the

A profile of perseverance: The story of Holocaust survivor and MSU grad Arnold Zweig

MSU Alumni Arnold Zweig, at 93 years old, has seen more history and tragedy in his life than most, but his kind and energetic voice likely doesn’t sound much different than when he graduated in 1954. When Zweig started at MSU, he was an unusual student. He wasn’t