Program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities opens at MSU

Joan Milkovich had been searching for colleges that would be a good fit for her son Jack, who has learning disabilities, but she couldn’t picture sending him to one outside of Montana. Read more

Snow lectures Dec. 3 about Idaho’s Silver Valley in next American West series talk

The effect of mining and modern industry on Idaho's Silver Valley is the subject of the next talk in the Ivan Doig Center for the Study of the Lands and Peoples of the North American West’s Perspectives on the American West Lecture Series set for 6 p.m. at the Museum of the Rockies' Hager Auditorium. Read more

Ninth annual McNair Scholars Program Research Symposium set for Dec. 3 at MSU

Twenty-seven MSU students researching a range of topics – from race in British Victorian fairy tales to magnetic force stimulation to smartphone acquisition in adolescence – will share their findings during the McNair Scholars Program ninth annual Research Symposium. Read more

Next MontanaPBS ‘Independent Lens’ pop-up set Dec. 3 focuses on Native Americans who have rocked the world

Native Americans who have transformed American blues, jazz and rock will be the subject of a film and panel discussion to follow at the next MontanaPBS Indie Lens Pop-Up set for 7 p.m. in Room 182 of MSU's Visual Communication Building. Read more

MSU earns recognition for promoting and enabling safe, accessible bicycling on campus

MSU has been recognized by a national organization for its achievements in promoting and enabling safe, accessible bicycling on campus. Read more

MSU researchers awarded $2.9 million for interdisciplinary study of neurodegenerative disease

A research collaboration between three MSU faculty members recently received a grant to help fund their study on the connection between a rare genetic neurological disease and metabolism, the human gut microbiome and degeneration of the nervous system. Read more

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