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Editor's Soapbox: Ice at MSU: The Cold Truth

For those of you who have not yet realized, life is one big, vicious cycle: excitement for something new and fun followed by disappointment when it doesn’t live up to expectations. This cycle is a constant factor in our lives, and nearly all experiences can be analyzed within the

One Switch at a Time

On a day in late March, I was filming a short film in the SUB for extra credit in my BIOB260 class. As I walked down a hallway on the first floor, I popped my head into each room. It was 9 a.m. on a Saturday, the sun was

Semper Fi: Simplified

To be comfortable in an uncomfortable position is a life skill no one can learn without practice. Taking part in the Marine Corps Officer Program while working towards a college degree is one way students at MSU and across the country can learn this life skill. The program endows individuals

Montana Board of Regents joins legislature in joint session

The SUB was the center of legislative action as the Montana Board of Regents and the Education Interim Committee (EDIC) met for a joint session on Thursday, Nov. 21 and Friday, Nov. 22. The Board of Regents is responsible for governing the Montana University System, while the EDIC reviews and

Agriculture Expo at MSU

Last week, thousands of Montana students involved with Future Farmers of America (FFA) gathered on MSU’s campus. From Nov. 14-16, MSU hosted the eighth annual John Deere Agriculture Expo to acquaint young students with the agricultural opportunities provided at MSU. The event brought together middle school and high

MSU: The Superior Institution

As the Brawl of the Wild game approaches, we must once more confront that all-encompassing question: which university is better, MSU or the University of Montana? Of course, the answer is MSU. We Bobcats are lucky to attend the best university in Montana, and I’m here to tell

It’s Not Okay to Be Silent

It’s Not Okay to Be Silent

On Halloween, the MSU campus was plastered with white flyers. No, they weren’t fun advertisements for corn mazes or little ghosts made of tissue paper. Instead, they bore the message, “IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE.” This statement may seem innocuous enough, but it is actually connected to white