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A preview with the presidents

A preview with the presidents

As The Exponent geared up for its first edition, we wanted to hear from leaders on the MSU campus about how they were approaching the school year. We sat down with MSU President Waded Cruzado and Student Body President Norris Blossom before the start of classes to ask about a

Facing the Pandemic with Masks on and Minds Open

Per the facts known about the delta variant, vaccine coverage as of today, different vaccine efficacy rates and prevention strategies associated with the virus, I sternly believe that we should wear masks even after state-wide vaccination rates increase in the United States. Several states have already implemented this strategy.

Vaccinations: Voluntary or Mandatory?

The debate over the requirement of vaccine passports has raged since the early 1960’s when the World Health Organization (WHO) created the International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) as an official record designed to prove inoculation to certain diseases during international travel. Since its creation, ICVP, also known

Bozeman Public Library reopens

Bozeman Public Library reopens

The Bozeman Public Library has finally reopened its doors to the public after being closed for over four months due to the pandemic. Gallatin County’s low infection numbers and increasing vaccination rates made it possible for the library to safely resume in-person services on Tuesday, March 30. Now

One-Shot-Wonder: The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

One-Shot-Wonder: The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine

The extreme rate and sheer volume of medical research being completed to alleviate the COVID-19 pandemic, and to work toward a future absent constant mask-wearing and social distancing, has sparked hope around the globe. On Saturday, Feb. 27, The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an emergency use

MSU completes first dose of Phase 1B vaccinations

MSU hosted a COVID-19 vaccination clinic, free-of-charge, for students eligible for Phase 1B of vaccine distribution in Gallatin County on Saturday, Feb. 6. University Health Partners is working with the Gallatin County Health Department to target high-risk individuals in the MSU community to ensure the limited

Medical students receive COVID-19 vaccine

Medical students receive COVID-19 vaccine

Administration of the COVID-19 vaccine on campus continues this week as MSU finishes vaccinating the last of their frontline healthcare workers. MSU received authorization from the state Department of Public Health and Human Services to vaccinate students enrolled in clinical programs late last year, and distribution of the vaccine