News across Greater Bozeman
‘Love and water’: Riverhorse Nakadate shares love for the outdoors in new book
The sounds of laughter and a faint smell of beer filled the Montana Troutfitters shop well past closing time last Wednesday. Community members gathered to meet Riverhorse Nakadate, a Patagonia fly-fishing ambassador and author of “Water Lines: A Life on Marshes, Rivers, Seas, and…
Bobcats remain undefeated with 35-30 comeback win over Central Connecticut
A sea of 21,557 fans in pink appeared in the Bobcat Stadium Saturday afternoon, as MSU took on Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) for the second home game of the 2026 season. MSU Bobcat Football outscored the CCSU Blue Devils 35-30 on Sept. 19 for the annual Pack
Bozeman rallies around Treasure State Hostel
At around 3 a.m., exhausted and unsure what else to do, Treasure State Hostel owner Nina Erickson stepped onto her back deck and recorded a video. Her downtown hostel had been evacuated after a fire in the upstairs business. This led to water from the emergency response reaching…
The Spirit of the West has got the vim
Every Saturday home game — affectionately known as Caturday — most Bobcat fans start the day and express their school spirit by dressing on theme, drinking and making their way to Bobcat Stadium to cheer on their team. At the same time — or often earlier — more than 200
SupCo candidates try to out-impartial each other in Bozeman
PLUS: Changing of the Republican guard in the Flathead.
Bear with them: it’s bulking season
Black bears roaming around town have never been a rare sight for Bozemanites — especially in the fall — however, this year's series of social media posts have captured the furry friends in areas that they probably shouldn't be. American black bears are incredibly
One Transcendental Signifier Away from Losing My Cool
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the MSU Exponent, its editorial staff, advisers, or Montana State University. I may not have passed calculus, but enrolling in a theory class has taken me…
Was the Bobcats' White House Visit Political? I Asked Students to Find Out
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the MSU Exponent, its editorial staff, advisers, or Montana State University. When news broke that the MSU football team visited the White House, it sparked…
Bobcat Career Closet opens to provide free professional clothing to MSU students
For MSU students preparing for a job interview or career fair, finding something to wear is now one less thing to worry about. The Bobcat Career Closet, located in Room 134 of the Strand Union Building (SUB), provides currently enrolled students with free professional and…
Why are we required to stay on campus for our first year of college?
As many students at MSU know, living on campus and purchasing a meal plan is required for your first year of school. To meet that requirement, we’re coughing up several thousand dollars each year — in addition to tuition. Prices can range from $6,560 for
Meet Bozeman’s first Police Community Liaison
As part of the Belonging in Bozeman Plan — which brought together several organizations and community members to create an environment where those who work, live and visit Bozeman can thrive — the City of Bozeman hired a Police Community Liaison (PCL). The primary role of the…
MSU Bozeman officially opens new hub of nursing education
Just 18 months after construction started for Jones Hall, MSU’s College of Nursing hosted a grand opening for students, staff and community members — including all living former deans of the college — to come and see the new building. MSU’s College of Nursing was