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Waded Cruzado, you are Pure Gold!

Waded Cruzado, you are Pure Gold!

The Exponent was lucky enough to interview MSU President Waded Cruzado and to ask her a few questions in the hopes of painting a picture of who she is as a president and a person. We hope that this profile gives the Exponent’s readers a chance to better know

Program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities opens at MSU

Joan Milkovich had been searching for colleges that would be a good fit for her son Jack, who has learning disabilities, but she couldn’t picture sending him to one outside of Montana. “I had been dreaming of programs for him, but they were all so far away,” she said.

Go for Baroque

Go for Baroque

Entering the Baroque Impressions exhibit felt a little like stepping through the back of the wardrobe into Narnia. The harsh concrete and gloomy clouds outside Cheever Hall melted into a warm, gently-lit gallery with soft strains of Mozart playing overhead. Art students in elegant black weaved through a crowd

Head-to-head with the Griz

One of MSU’s annual traditions, “Can the Griz,” is an event intended to gather food for donation to the local food bank to eliminate hunger. In its 19th year, this is a competition between MSU and the University of Montana (UM), who has dubbed it “Can the Cats” on

125 Years of Vim

In case you haven’t heard, it’s Homecoming here at MSU, and the theme is “Celebrating 125 Years of Vim.” If you missed the homecoming events that already took place — the lecture and book signing at the Museum of the Rockies on Monday, bingo at Rocking R Bar on

Satire: College of Engineering enacts gate policy

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. This year, MSU set yet another record for undergraduate student enrollment with a grand total of 16,902 students. Part of the increase comes

Under Stress-ure: Notes on College Burnout

When I was 14, I had a mental breakdown. Here’s what happened: I embraced the pressure from sources all around me and internalized it to the point that I based my whole life on my educational achievements. I became the epitome of the perfect student through sleep deprivation, long