MSU art students construct a kiln in Brazil and build global connections

Last month, MSU students spent seven days in Brazil constructing a wood-fired ceramics kiln for a local community arts center — and building connections with artists from around world. Read more

MSU to offer courses for leaders and managers on hiring and retention

MSU Continuing, Professional and Lifelong Learning will offer two new non-credit courses designed for managers and leaders. Both courses will be held on Tuesday, March 27.Read more

MSU releases green pea variety 12 years in the making

More than a decade ago when Montana’s pulse crop industry was a sliver in northeastern Montana and there wasn’t much money to fund alternative crop trials, a MSU agricultural faculty member was planting the future. Read more

MSU professor honing genetic scalpel with backing of biotech company

An MSU professor of microbiology and immunology has received funding to fine-tune a revolutionary method to treat genetic disorders. Read more

New partnership to provide additional opportunities for MSU student entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs working with the Blackstone LaunchPad at MSU will now have access to additional opportunities thanks to a new partnership between the Blackstone LaunchPad and Techstars, a global startup accelerator and entrepreneurial network. Read more

Symposium to honor MUS Regents Professor Patrik Callis set for April 6-7 at MSU

The MSU Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry will host a science symposium to mark MUS Regents Professor Patrik Callis’ 50 years of service to the university. The event is part of MSU’s yearlong celebration of its 125th anniversary, with April highlighting the achievements of faculty, students and staff in the College of Letters and Science. Read more

MSU students get hands-on experience with calving

Just like ranchers across Montana, MSU student Caleb Bowey kept a watchful eye on heifers on a late February day, waiting for one to give birth. Read more

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