MSU researcher receives NSF’s top award for young scientists

A MSU scientist who researches the slimy communities known as biofilms has received the National Science Foundation’s top award for young scientists. Read more

MSU sets commencement ceremonies May 9

1,871 students are expected to receive degrees during MSU's 122nd spring commencement, set for 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Read more

New study links climate changes in Arctic and Antarctic

A MSU professor is part of a nation-wide team that is publishing a new study linking past climate changes in the Arctic and Antarctic. Read more

MSU names annual winners of Celebrating Excellence in Service and Employee of the Year awards

Eight individuals and one team were named winners of the 26th annual Celebrating Excellence in Service and Employee of the Year awards in a ceremony held April 16. Read more

Ten receive awards at 2015 College of Letters and Science awards ceremony

Several MSU College of Letters and Science faculty, staff and students received college awards at a ceremony held on April 23. Read more

Hughes Scholar program celebrated at MSU

Thirteen MSU students who shared their enthusiasm for science with younger Montanans this school year recently shared the challenges and accomplishments of that outreach. Read more

MSU Extension in Gallatin County will hold weekly plant clinic

MSU Extension in Gallatin County will host a weekly plant clinic in their Belgrade office during the growing season. Read more

Students honored at MSU’s Day of Student Recognition

Forty-one students were honored April 16 during the 92nd Day of Student Recognition. Read more

MSU professor shares research about public and political will at United Nations commission

A MSU business professor was featured recently at the 59th session of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, held in March at the New York headquarters of the United Nations. Read more

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