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Saving the Africana Studies program

Saving the Africana Studies program

MSU’s newest certificate program, Africana Studies, is already at risk of being lost because of low student awareness and university bureaucracy. The Africana Studies certificate program was confirmed to be moved from Liberal Studies to the History and Philosophy Department in February, but it has faced difficulty gaining traction

University Printing Services sent to the shredder

University Printing Services sent to the shredder

On March 27, MSU announced via a post to its website that they have selected Color World to be the new preferred printing vendor for the university. This came after MSU announced that the on-campus University Printing Services would be closing on April 5. At the moment, there is

Head to Head: Rap Vs Indie

Head to Head: Rap Vs Indie

Do you ever people-watch around campus and look at the students with earbuds in and wonder what they're listening to? Whether it’s music, podcasts or lo-fi whale noises, it seems like almost everyone is plugged into something. There’s no question that jamming out while

Underclassmen break track and field records. What's next?

Underclassmen break track and field records. What's next?

A pair of underclassmen stole the show for the Bobcats on Friday, March 22, smashing two MSU track and field records. Freshman Sydney Brewster, who competes in the shot put, and sophomore Pat Vialva, who competes in the javelin, highlighted the team’s season opener in Missoula. As the outdoor

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee to host community meetings

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee to host community meetings

This year, ASMSU adopted a new and improved Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) committee. The former, and similarly named, committee consisted of around three members, and it has since been “substantially beefed up,” according to ASMSU Student Diversity Advisor and Chair Anja Lincke. The concept for the DEI committee began

MSU commemorates the late I-Ho Pomeroy with honorary doctorate

MSU commemorates the late I-Ho Pomeroy with honorary doctorate

I-Ho Pomeroy, owner of local restaurant I-Ho’s Korean Grill, former city commissioner and cherished community member, passed away peacefully in her home on March 12. Her absence has been felt by those who knew and loved her, and it was recently announced that she would receive an

Putting the “trap” in Traphagen Hall

Putting the “trap” in Traphagen Hall

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. Saturday, March 23, 1996 started like any other day for the school’s starting quarterback, neurobiology student Rodney Finch. He grabbed his backpack and