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People in Education: Hudson awarded for clinical training program Barbara Hudson, director of the Clinical Laboratory Sciences Program at MSU, recently received the 2008 National Omicron Sigma Award from the American Society for Clinical Laboratory Sciences. Read more...  (05/16/2008)

MSU researchers recommend ways to fight lake trout invasion in Glacier National Park Montana State University researchers make recommendations for fighting the spread of lake trout in Glacier National Park. Read more...  (05/15/2008)

Chris Guy receives awards for fisheries textbook Christopher S. Guy of MSU received two awards for a textbook he co-edited with Michael L. Brown of South Dakota State University. Read more...  (05/13/2008)

Photo Feature: MSU celebrates its 112th commencement.  Read more...  (05/12/2008)

Montana State University 2008 candidates for graduation MSU announces nearly 2,500 candidates for commencement at ceremonies set May 10 Read more...  (05/09/2008)

MSU honors top faculty MSU announces 18 winners of its 2008 top faculty awards Read more...  (05/08/2008)

Slideshow: MSU fetes first-rate faculty  Read more...  (05/07/2008)

MSU research reaches Supreme Court of India Montana State University research about pollution in the Ganges River has reached the Supreme Court of India, producing some optimism among MSU scientists. Read more...  (05/06/2008)

MSU pow wow set for May 2-3 Montana State University's annual American Indian Council Pow Wow will be held May 2-3 Read more...  (05/02/2008)

MSU sets commencement ceremonies May 10 There are nearly 2,500 candidates for graduation at MSU's 2008 commencement set May 10 Read more...  (04/30/2008)

Jane Goodall lectures about hope for the planet Monday at MSU Jane Goodall will deliver the MSU Wallace Stegner Lecture on April 28 Read more...  (04/27/2008)

2008 Harold Watling Scholarship recipients chosen Students from Butte and Hysham have received the 2008 Harold Watling Scholarships. Read more...  (04/24/2008)

Electronic health information for Montana is focus of Helena meeting Promoting electronic health care information systems and health information exchange in Montana to improve health care will be the focus of a meeting of HealthShare Montana. Read more...  (04/24/2008)

Exotic research leads MSU student to Ecuador, discoveries Angie Mitchell of Butte has discovered a possible new fungus species, traveled to the jungles of Ecuador and counseled students from Yale University. Read more...  (04/22/2008)

Workshops offer summer learning adventures in Montana and Yellowstone Country Montana State University's College of Letters and Science and MSU's Office of Continuing Education/Extended University will offer "Landscapes of the Mind," a series of summer classes taught by MSU experts. Read more...  (04/18/2008)

Lecture on prion disease to be given May 1 at MSU Byron Caughey, a biochemist with Rocky Mountain Laboratories, will speak on prion diseases during a May 1 lecture at MSU.  Read more...  (04/16/2008)

Earth science students to explain findings April 25, 26 at MSU The third annual Earth Sciences Student Colloquium will be held April 25 and 26 at Montana State University. Read more...  (04/16/2008)

Montana treasurers attend state forum Forty-five county treasurers or deputy treasurers attended the Montana County Treasurers Certification School. Read more...  (04/16/2008)

New modular buildings to house instructional labs at MSU Workers are preparing the area north of the new Chemistry and Biochemistry Building for two modular buildings that will house instructional laboratories during the next two years.  Read more...  (04/14/2008)

Student research to be celebrated April 15 at MSU Nearly 300 Montana State University students will explain their research projects April 15 in MSU's Strand Union Building. Read more...  (04/14/2008)

MSU tribal history symposium postponed An MSU tribal history symposium set for May1-2 has been cancelled. Read more...  (04/11/2008)

MSU physicists awarded $1 million for defense research Three Montana State University physicists who do basic research relating to the military have been awarded $1 million from the U.S. Department of Defense.  Read more...  (04/10/2008)

Keeler delivers MSU Distinguished Professor lecture April 17 Greg Keeler delivers L&S Distinguished Professor lecture April 17 Read more...  (04/10/2008)

Statistics professor receives Fulbright to teach in Thailand John Borkowski, a Montana State University statistics professor, has received a Fulbright Lecture Award to teach in Thailand this summer.  Read more...  (04/09/2008)

Plane beauty: Table crafted from felled trees returns to site A student-designed and built table made from trees cut three years ago to make room for the MSU Chemistry and Biochemistry Building has found a home in the new building Read more...  (04/07/2008)

Four to receive MSU honorary doctorate degrees Jack Anderson, Greg Mortenson, Alma Hogan Snell and Timothy Swager will receive honorary doctorates from Montana State University at commencement ceremonies May 10. Read more...  (04/04/2008)

MSU celebrates NanoDays with free family events on April 3 MSU hosts a day of free family-oriented events related to nanoscience, the study of extremely small particles. A nanometer is one-billionth of a meter. Read more...  (03/28/2008)

Medical history conference set for April 25 in Bozeman Acupuncture, apothecaries and abortion in the Old West will be the focus of the medical history conference to be held April 25 at the Bozeman Public Library. Read more...  (03/25/2008)

Research Roundup at Montana State University (#275) MSU researchers study alligators and explain their success in sending experiments into space. Students conduct research and are involved with the "Spouses to Teachers" program.  Read more...  (03/24/2008)

MSU joins Mali villagers in fight against malaria A $462,000 grant allowed Montana State University students and faculty to return to west Africa this month to continue fighting malaria in a Mali farming village. Read more...  (03/17/2008)

Conference set to help medical school hopefuls A conference to prepare students for applying to medical school will be held at MSU April 12. Organizers hope the students will fill future gaps in Montana medical care. Read more...  (03/14/2008)

Discrepancies in U.S. health and healthcare is topic of March 20 Café Scientifique Summary: Dr. Stephen Bezruchka, a Seattle emergency room physician who teaches at the University of Washington, will talk about U.S. health and health care at the March 20 Café Scientifique. Read more...  (03/11/2008)

Hanging chads, historic ballot boxes displayed in new MSU exhibit A reception will be held Thursday, March 27, for a new MSU exhibit on the history of voting technologies. Read more...  (03/07/2008)

Warming climate may cause Arctic tundra to burn Research from ancient sediment cores indicate that a warming climate could make the world's arctic tundra far more susceptible to fires than previously thought.  Read more...  (03/05/2008)

Miller to deliver MSU Distinguished Professor Lecture March 18  Read more...  (03/04/2008)

MSU experiments to be launched on space shuttle Three groups of MSU researchers will send experiments on the Space Shuttle Endeavour, scheduled to launch March 11. Read more...  (03/04/2008)

Thirty-nine MSU seniors win Awards for Excellence Thirty-nine seniors from Montana State University have received awards based on academic excellence. Read more...  (02/20/2008)

Multimedia Feature: Top seniors honored with Excellence Awards Thirty-nine of MSU's top seniors and their faculty or staff mentors will be recognized Tuesday, Feb. 19. Read more...  (02/18/2008)

Quammen to speak Feb. 28 on cancer as infectious disease David Quammen will speak on "The Devil You Don't Know: Cancer as an Infectious Disease" during the annual Wallace Stegner Lecture to be held Thursday, Feb. 28, at Montana State University. Read more...  (02/13/2008)

Jack Horner to be featured on Discovery Channel MSU paleontologist Jack Horner will be featured in a Discovery Channel documentary on the possibility of re-creating dinosaurs. "Dinosaurs: Return to Life?" is scheduled to air at 9 p.m. Eastern time (EST) on Feb. 17. Read more...  (02/11/2008)

MSU researchers raising money for Kenyans victimized by war Montana State University researchers who are studying lions, leopards and other animals in Kenya are also raising money for a man who lost his home and business in the post-election violence that has swept that country. Read more...  (02/06/2008)

MSU students build satellite for 50th anniversary of Explorer-1 MSU students plan to launch a satellite later this year to commemorate the country's first successful satellite. Explorer-1 was launched 50 years ago, on Jan. 31, 1958, in response to Sputnik.  Read more...  (01/29/2008)

Mongolian paleontologists with a dream come to MSU Jack Horner has flown to Mongolia the past three summers to search for dinosaur bones. Now three members of his field crew have joined him at Montana State University to start developing a new generation of Mongolian paleontologists. Read more...  (01/16/2008)

MSU fall 2007 honor roll MSU announces its 2007 fall semester President's and Dean's Honor Rolls Read more...  (01/14/2008)

Geyser, hot spring researchers, educators meet at Yellowstone More than 100 scientists and educators will gather Jan. 10-13 in Yellowstone National Park to share their findings on the unique biology and chemistry of geysers, hot springs, mud pots and steam vents. Read more...  (01/09/2008)

MSU researcher finds renewed interest in turning algae into fuel The same brown algae that cover rocks and cause anglers to slip while fly fishing contain oil that can be turned into diesel fuel, says a Montana State University microbiologist. Read more...  (01/02/2008)

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