Spring 2012
Leaving Iraq MSU photography student Sean Foulkes focuses on Montana soldiers
Cowgirl up
MSU women discuss what it took to tie down the university's most recent national championship
Getting reel
MSU's innovative Science and Natural History Filmmaking program is at the forefront of bringing nature to screens around the world
What's inside matters Hilary Fabich explains magnetic resonance imaging
Beyond the call of duty Brenda York helps veterans with new beginnings
Word has it Chrysti the Wordsmith's feast of words began at MSU
Excellence supporting excellence David Lehwalder helps MSU continue to attract scholars
Tennis is their language Global tennis connections serve MSU well
Breaking through Charles Jackson came to MSU in 1956 to block and tackle. He also broke barriers.
An All-American girl Raima Amin is as Bozeman as 'The M' and Sweet Pea
Wild Clay Ceramicists find science and beauty in one of Montana's stickiest resources
Making something of it An MSU-based program helps Montanans manufacture success
Updates
Elouise Cobell, who attended MSU and was featured in the Spring 2009 issue of Mountains and Minds, died in October in Great Falls. Cobell is known for her successful epic and historic 14-year battle against the U.S. Government on behalf of Native Americans owed royalties for the use of Indian lands held in trust.
M&M Spring 2009 > Standing Strong
The Travel Channel has ordered a one-hour pilot for a TV show featuring photographer and author Kevin Michael Connolly, an MSU graduate.
The channel announced the pilot with the working title "The Kevin Michael Connolly Project," which will follow Connolly, who was born without legs, as he travels the world, experiencing new cultures, meeting remarkable people and tackling difficult physical challenges. While attending MSU, Connolly traveled through 15 countries on his skateboard, taking thousands of pictures of people staring at him. The photos were published online at www.therollingexhibition.com. His 2009 book, “Double Take: A Memoir” included some of those photos.
M&M Fall 2007 > People are curious
Rachel Semansky, who was featured on the cover of the Fall 2011 issue, was named to the Capital One Academic All-America Second Team. The award is the nation's highest academic accolade for student-athletes.
M&M Fall 2011 > Heart of Montana
Mountains and Minds magazine received a Gold Award in the periodical general excellence for university magazines at the Council for Advancement and Support of Education District VII awards. The honor was the top award for universities and colleges in the Pacific Northwest with enrollments of 5,0000 to 15,000. The district includes Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Alaska and Western Canada.
