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A word from Tara Westover

Tara Westover, bestselling author of the autobiography, “Educated,” was this year's Freshman Convocation speaker. Her story is one of perseverance — escaping the clutches of a family who kept her from receiving public education and finding a way to educate herself. She attended Brigham Young University and was presented

Hilleman Scholars Program awarded $1 million endowment

MSU graduate and vaccinologist, Maurice Hilleman celebrates his 100th birthday as of one of Montana State University’s most notable alumni. The Hilleman Scholars Program will also be celebrating four years of providing student scholarships. The program will be sustained for future years thanks to a recent $1 million endowment.

Dear Expie: Breaking Down New Student Blues

"Dear Expie" is a semi-weekly, anonymous column answering student questions on relationship troubles, family woes and more. This week, Expie answers questions about homesickness, loneliness, and roommate troubles. If you’ve got a question for Expie, email ExponentOpinion@montana.edu. All submissions remain anonymous. Dear Expie, College

Year of Undergraduate Research

Walking on campus it is nearly impossible to miss the YOUR signs plastered to any building or space available. While the YOUR logo seems to be covering campus, many do not know what it is for and how it came to be. To uncover YOUR, I caught up with one

Make MSU Home

Welcome to Montana State University! If you’re a freshman living in the residence halls on campus, you’ve already read at least one note from your Resident Advisor (RA) telling you that this is your new “home away from home.” But what do you do when your cramped, cinder

Dear Potholes, We Love You

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. For decades, the roads surrounding the MSU campus have housed an unexpected source of exhilaration to shake up those all-too-predictable school days.

High hopes for Romney Hall

High hopes for Romney Hall

For many, Romney Hall is simply the building between Gaines Hall and A.J.M. Johnson Hall. It has a few classrooms, though they are small and underused, and a nonfunctional gymnasium constructed in 1922. Thousands of square feet of the building are completely unusable. Coupled with MSU’s rapidly