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| Bozeman named one of best college towns for 2015
The city of Bozeman has been ranked number four on a list of the 25 best college towns in which to live. Bozeman was the highest-ranked town in Montana on the list.
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| MSU series on the West continues with Rasker lecture Nov. 12
Bozeman-based economist Ray Rasker will lecture about the "The American West in the Global Economy" at 6 p.m. at the Museum of the Rockies. Read more
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| MSU and Karst Stage to offer low-cost airport shuttle for students during winter break
MSU and Karst Stage have teamed up to provide a low-cost shuttle service to and from Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport for students traveling during winter break.
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| Founder of fourOsix to give free Nov. 17 lecture at MSU
The founder of fourOsix, a retail store in Helena that operates with a strong focus on community and social responsibility, will deliver a free public lecture at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 17, in Jabs Hall 111.
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| MSU professor named fellow of the American Physical Society
Professor Tim Minton's research into what happens when things collide — at the atomic level — has earned him prestigious recognition from the American Physical Society. Read more
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| MSU and Bozeman Good Neighbor Committee to provide good neighbor bags
A team of volunteers from MSU and the Bozeman Good Neighbor Committee will deliver good neighbor bags on Saturday, Nov.7.
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| MSU dietetics program and dietetic internship receive accreditation
The Didactic Program in Nutrition and Dietetics in the MSU College of Education, Health and Human Development and the Montana Dietetic Internship at MSU recently received full accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics, or ACEND.
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| Celebration of 40 years of Moroccan stamps set for Nov. 6 at MSU
MSU and the School of Art will present Green March Expo at 6:30p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, in the Strand Union Building room 233.
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| MSU research satellite destroyed in rocket launch Tuesday
An experimental U.S. military rocket failed shortly after launch Tuesday, destroying all 13 small research satellites aboard, including one developed in part at MSU. MSU students and staff who worked on the satellite said they were disappointed at the launch failure, but were determined to rebuild within the year.
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| MSU professor finds positive academic performance in four-day school week for elementary school students
MSU economics professor, Mark Anderson has found the academic performance of elementary students is positively affected by an increasingly popular four-day school week in rural school districts.
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