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This article has been updated to reflect that Siena Quesada is a student employee at the Women's Center. It previously stated that Quesada is a representative of the Women's Center. A correction will be run in the Exponent's Oct. 15 print edition. Montana’
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On Sept. 30, MSU’s chapter of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) staged a protest inside the 2026 Fall Career Fair at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. The demonstration targeted Barnard Construction, a Bozeman-based company that was contracted by President Donald Trump’s Administration to construct a
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A team of college students, a flying disc and a drawing of a character named Rummy McJuggerton — that’s the story behind Montana State’s men’s ultimate frisbee club team, better known as the Rum Runners. Last week, they worked to prepare for the Montana
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Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot, a fixture of downtown Bozeman for 25 years, will close its Main Street location on Dec. 5 after its lease was not renewed. The staff and the owners say they hope to reopen somewhere else. The coffee shop announced the closure in a post on
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For many students, a career fair is a familiar rite of passage. It features a room full of recruiters and nervous students holding freshly printed resumes, who are about to engage in exciting conversations about future careers. These experiences were still present at the 2026 Fall Career Fair, but featured
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The first recorded Homecoming in the history of MSU, then known as Montana State College, was in 1923. The Weekly Exponent — now named the MSU Exponent — covered this historical milestone with an edition published on Nov. 13, 1923 . The edition declared, “The lid will go
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Hello Fellow Citizens of MSU-land (this is a broad and inclusive category, so if you’re reading this, you’re included!) My name is Sara Rushing, and I am lucky to be a professor in the department of Political Science. I’ve been at MSU since
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It’s archery season here in Montana, and access to our public lands should be easy. When we hunt, hike or otherwise recreate in a responsible way, we shouldn’t have to navigate a maze of legal uncertainty when we step from one public parcel to the next where they
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The Associated Students of MSU (ASMSU) Senate unanimously passed Resolution 13 (R-13) , A Resolution Supporting Student Mental Health and Wellness, during its Sept. 17 meeting. The resolution affirms ASMSU's commitment to student mental health in recognition of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month — which is observed nationally
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On Sept. 24, The Office of Sustainability hosted its annual Sustainability Summit. The keynote lecture by Auden Schendler concluded the day of conversations and meetings regarding sustainability practices at MSU. Around 100 people including professors and administrators, students and members of the public were in attendance. Schendler is the
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