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HandMADE Montana prepares for 7th annual Bozeman Fall MADE Fair

HandMADE Montana prepares for 7th annual Bozeman Fall MADE Fair

Get ready to spend money that you don’t have, Bobcats. The seventh annual Bozeman Fall MADE Fair is kicking off this weekend, and vendors and event organizers are dotting their i’s and crossing their t’s in preparation. The Fall MADE Fair — which will be held in the

MSU students weigh in on if tattoos should be silly or serious

MSU students weigh in on if tattoos should be silly or serious

Getting ink injected into your skin can be a big deal, but for some MSU students, it isn’t. Their tattoos range from being deeply meaningful to simply the word "ski" and an arrow pointing at their butt. So, although the art form is undeniably popular, there are

Bikefill bike park approaches $1.8 million fundraising goal

Bikefill bike park approaches $1.8 million fundraising goal

The Bikefill Bike Park project, spearheaded by Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT), is almost fully funded after fifteen years of dreaming. A contractor for the project will be selected on Oct. 17 and construction is slated to begin in spring 2026. Located between the old Bozeman landfill and Snowfill Park,

Fairy village sprinkles magic onto Bozeman trails

Fairy village sprinkles magic onto Bozeman trails

Deep in a wooded trail in the Glen Lake Rotary Park, a village appeared seemingly overnight. It was packed with structures that varied in color, shape and function, but not in size. Here, visitors from the Gallatin Valley were invited to explore a village unlike any other — one not created

The man behind MSU’s new flower sculptures

The man behind MSU’s new flower sculptures

Amid the construction on campus over the summer, a series of sculptures made out of stop signs, diesel fuel tanks and license plates popped up around campus. These new art pieces span from the west entrance of the Student Wellness Center (SWC) to the top of the hill near the

New student-run magazine seeks speculative fiction artists

New student-run magazine seeks speculative fiction artists

Attention, Earthlings: A new student-run publication has touched down on your planet and is now accepting submissions for its first edition. The “Matter of the Imagination” magazine, which is still in its early stages of development, will focus on all things speculative fiction. The genre encompasses both science fiction

Exit Gallery hosts “Ephemera” themed pop-up installation

Exit Gallery hosts “Ephemera” themed pop-up installation

Across from the ballrooms in the Strand Union Building (SUB), there is a white room that houses the Exit Gallery (EG). Its glass doors are frequently open to allow passersby — and hopefully visitors — to view the artwork within. The EG was created around 1972 and is now run by Associated