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Second Cat-Griz basketball meeting of the season ends in victory

Second Cat-Griz basketball meeting of the season ends in victory

For the first time since 1999, in front of a sold out Fieldhouse, both the Men’s and Women’s basketball teams swept the University of Montana all four games this season. Led by RaeQuan Battle, who had 19 points in the game, the ‘Cats were able to get the

By the Will of the Dog: How one student and eight dogs race across hundreds of frigid miles

By the Will of the Dog: How one student and eight dogs race across hundreds of frigid miles

Maria Torgerson, a sophomore in Civil Engineering at MSU, has sled dog racing in her blood. Growing up in Ellison, MT, Torgerson spent her childhood mushing with her dad and skijoring with her mom and their team of retired sled dogs. She ran her first race – the American Dog Derby

Bobcat basketball reaches season midway point: an Exponent analysis

Bobcat basketball reaches season midway point: an Exponent analysis

At the beginning of the basketball season, I predicted that the men’s team would finish 27-7 with a .794 winning percentage, and that the women’s team would end with a 21-13 and .618 mark. Looking back on those expectations, MSU Basketball as a whole has left

MSU student discovers new species of Tyrannosaur dinosaur

MSU student discovers new species of Tyrannosaur dinosaur

Imagine you are walking along the Judith River Formation in Valley County. It’s Northeastern Montana, the air is dry and the rocks crumble under your feet as you walk. The sandstone cliffs of this geologic site loom above you and you think about the fossils that have been discovered

Christmas facts you didn't know you wanted to know

Christmas facts you didn't know you wanted to know

My favorite time of the year is Christmas: snow falling, bells ringing and carolers caroling. Not only does Christmas hold fond memories, but also deep rooted traditions and a rich history. So as we enter finals week and get ready to depart campus for a much-needed break to celebrate,

Cat/Griz alumni biologists discuss ecology of bobcats and grizzlies in the wild

The MSU Alumni Foundation building filled up Thursday, Nov. 17, for a presentation from Andrew Pils, the forest biologist for the Shoshone National Forest, and his wife Shannon Pils, also a biologist for Shoshone National Forest. The two spoke about the real-life ecology of bobcats and grizzlies. Ecology is

Enjoy the Brawl of the Wild game outside of the stadium

This Saturday, Nov. 19, is the famous Brawl of the Wild. Whether you are supporting the Cats from Bozeman or Missoula, there are multiple places you can watch the game in each town where you could do just that. In Bozeman, if you are not going to be in the