Montana State University students disrupt Department of War research event
Bozeman, MT – On March 13, Montana State University students and community members disrupted the “Defense Innovation OnRamp Hub: Montana” open house held at the EngineWorks building on Montana State University’s Innovation Campus, to protest the university’s ties to military research and surveillance technologies that assist Israel’s war on Iran and the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.
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Montana State University students get Customs and Border Protection booted from spring career fair
Bozeman, MT – At Montana State University, Students for a Democratic Society won their campaign to have U.S. Customs and Border Patrol kicked out of the university's spring career fair.
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Montana: MSU Students Against Genocide protests university’s ties to war, genocide, mass surveillance
Bozeman, MT – On Friday, January 23, students and community members gathered to protest Montana State University’s ties to military research and surveillance technologies connected to Israel’s genocide of the Palestinian people, and demanding the university cut ties with genocide-linked institutions and corporations.
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Bozeman, MT rallies to demand justice for Alex Pretti
Bozeman, MT – On January 25 at 3 p.m., over 1500 people gathered on Main Street in Bozeman to protest in response to the killing of Alex Pretti by ICE, expressing solidarity with Minnesota and demanding that ICE stay out of their town.
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https://fightbacknews.org/articles/bozeman-mt-rallies-to-demand-justice-for-alex-pretti
On January 20 at 2:00 PM, people across the country will withdraw their labor and walk out together as a visible act of solidarity and resistance. If you’d like to walk in community, gather at the Courthouse at 2:00 PM. Bring a sign that reflects what you are walking out for—or walking away from. Those who are able are invited to walk together along Main Street, from the Courthouse to Rouse and back, before we wrap up at 3:00 PM. This walkout is part of the Free America Walkout, led nationally by the Women’s March and the 50501 movement. WHY WE WALK One year into Trump’s second term, our communities are facing escalating threats to our freedoms—through fear, division, surveillance, and violence aimed at silencing dissent. In response, we choose to stand together, withdraw our participation in systems of harm, and make our presence—and our values—visible. Past marches have shown our collective power. This walkout is about taking the next step: disrupting business as usual, strengthening community bonds, and affirming our commitment to care, dignity, and justice. This is both a protest and a promise. ★ We walk away from fascism. ★ We walk toward a Free America. ★ We fight for a future that belongs to all of us. ★ Everybody in. Nobody out. Welcome to the Free America Walkout. A core principle behind all Indivisible Bozeman events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events.
On January 20 at 2:00 PM, people across the country will withdraw their labor and walk out together as a visible act of solidarity and resistance. If you’d like to walk in community, gather at the Courthouse at 2:00 PM. Bring a sign that reflects what you are walking out for—or walking away from. Those who are able are invited to walk together along Main Street, from the Courthouse to Rouse and back, before we wrap up at 3:00 PM. This walkout is part of the Free America Walkout, led nationally by the Women’s March and the 50501 movement. WHY WE WALK One year into Trump’s second term, our communities are facing escalating threats to our freedoms—through fear, division, surveillance, and violence aimed at silencing dissent. In response, we choose to stand together, withdraw our participation in systems of harm, and make our presence—and our values—visible. Past marches have shown our collective power. This walkout is about taking the next step: disrupting business as usual, strengthening community bonds, and affirming our commitment to care, dignity, and justice. This is both a protest and a promise. ★ We walk away from fascism. ★ We walk toward a Free America. ★ We fight for a future that belongs to all of us. ★ Everybody in. Nobody out. Welcome to the Free America Walkout. A core principle behind all Indivisible Bozeman events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values and to act lawfully at these events.
Students Against Genocide calls on MSU to end university ties to genocide and mass surveillance
Fight Back News Service is circulating the following statement from Students Against Genocide.
Bozeman, MT — Students Against Genocide (SAG) is a student-led campaign by Montana State University members and Bozeman residents. We are united in our opposition to the U.S. sponsored Israeli genocide in Palestine and the use of mass surveillance technologies that enable war crimes, repression, and state violence. We are proud Bobcats and Montanans who are committed to ensuring our university’s actions match its stated values.
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