Faculty & Staff

MSU biofilm researchers help doctors treat wounds

For more than a decade, MSU's Center for Biofilm Engineering has advanced knowledge of tough-to-treat wounds such as diabetic foot ulcers, which caused 140,000 amputations last year.

MSU photo by Kelly Gorham
MSU researchers join expedition to Everest

Professor Mary Hubbard and doctoral student Bibek Giri were part of a large-scale research expedition to study climate change in one of the most extreme environments on earth, the Himalaya Mountains.

Photo by Mary Hubbard
MSU researchers seek to catalog Montana wild bees

Summary: A team led by MSU’s Michael Ivie and Casey Delphia are collaborating with one-room schoolhouses across the state in a 15-year project that seeks to document the hundreds of native bee species in Montana.

Adrian Sanchez-Gonzales
MSU researchers integrate sheep into farming ag

MSU's Devon Ragen and graduate student Trestin Benson are exploring whether sheep can lessen the need for tilling or chemical herbicides on vegetable farms. Their hope is to create collaboration between producers make agriculture more sustainable.

MSU Photo by Adrian Sanchez-Gonzalez
Montana INBRE program receives $17.6 million grant

The National Institutes of Health has awarded the grant to the Montana INBRE program to continue its work growing the state’s biomedical research capacity and training new scientists in fields related to human health.

A group of 14 adults gathered in a line on the Blackfeet Reservation in Browning. |

MSU partners in sustainable ag grant to Blackfeet

Cathy Whitlock | Kelly Gorham

Down to Earth

A bobcat head and the state of Montana on a gold background |

MSU reveals 2019 Gold Rush T-shirt design

Finalists for vice president position to interview

Announcements

Parking Services will implement changes in August across campus to increase parking space availability, better organize permits and lots, and provide clearer and more informative signage for all who park on campus.

A public reception for Jessica Mongeon's exhibition, "Branching Existence," will be held at the Helen E. Copeland Gallery.

Finalists for the position of MSU vice president of research, economic development and graduate education will interview on campus July 22-26. As part of their campus interviews, each finalist will engage in a public forum.

Registration for "Welcome Back, Bobcats!" kits for MSU departments is now open.

The Roberts Loop will close June 24 to accommodate the construction of the American Indian Hall. It will be closed for the duration of construction. From July 15 to Aug. 15, Seventh Avenue and access to the Hamilton Lot will also be affected.

A buffered bicycle lane has been added to the east side of South 7th Avenue, from Grant Street to Kagy Boulevard, by removing the parallel parking spaces on that side of the street.

Videos from the Nov. 8 MSU Faculty Symposium on Inspiring Excellence in Teaching and Learning are available.

Today @ MSU

8:00 am: Arthur H. Post Farm Field Day
8:30 am: Introduction to Banner-Information Security by UIT
9:00 am: TIAA Financial Counseling (one hour sessions)
12:05 pm: Mountains and Minds Toastmasters
1:00 pm: Web & Digital Open Support Session
4:00 pm: MSU VP of Research finalist Mark McLellan interview
8:00 pm: Norah Jones comes to Bozeman's Theatre at the Brick

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