Kendall Becker

2 weeks ago | refinery29.com | Kendall Becker |Esther Newman

=Festival season sets the stage for summer dressing, offering up a playground where personal style can run wild. It aggregates all of the fashion trends from Fashion Month that we’re excited to put into action for the forthcoming season — and amplifies them with an extra dose of “cool factor.” That gold sequin skirt you’ve been debating to wear on a night out but felt like a little too much? Or, that sheer mini dress that sat in your wardrobe all winter with the tags on?

4 weeks ago | msuexponent.com | Kendall Becker

An electric atmosphere and roaring crowd fueled the MSU rodeo team through a weekend sweep that kicked off the spring season. Led into the arena Thursday night by members of the football team as part of a tradition to reciprocate the rodeo team’s runout at football games, the thrilling first performance built momentum for the ‘Cats, who are now looking ahead to a competitive spring season. The annual MSU Spring Rodeo took place April 10 to 13 in the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse.

1 month ago | msuexponent.com | Kendall Becker

In the summer of 1910, dry timber, fierce wind and sparks from railroad tracks set off a series of historic fires in Northern Idaho and Western Montana known as the Great Burn. In three days, over 80 lives and almost three million acres of land were lost. As a result, the Great Burn Recommended Wilderness Area — located in the Northern Bitterroot Mountains along the Idaho-Montana border — was able to recover free from human interference for a century, according to the Great Burn website.

1 month ago | refinery29.com | Kendall Becker

Story from 29RoomsAll linked products are independently selected by our editors. If you purchase any of these products, we may earn a commission. Festival season sets the stage for summer dressing, offering up a playground where personal style can run wild.

1 month ago | msuexponent.com | Kendall Becker

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. On Feb. 29, MSU Monarch of Parking Services Crandy Randall announced that the campus CatTracks shuttle system will be shutting down. Randall proposed that his new electric rocket, the Millennium Falcon, be its replacement. MSU President Wallamazado Cruzaldo promptly vetoed the proposal in favor of a more sustainable solution: pack llamas.