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MSU to offer first dual enrollment course at Bozeman High School this fall
This fall for the first time, high school students will be able to take a Montana State University course at Bozeman High School and receive both high school and university credits upon completion. Read more... MSU Reel Women film series salutes women in film Thursdays throughout March and April
The Reel Women Film Series, a slate of thought-provoking, humorous, and inspirational films that celebrate the female experience, will be screened Thursdays throughout March and April as part of the Montana State University President's Fine Arts Series saluting women in the arts. Read more... Campus invited to planning sessions for new MSU College of Business building, March 8, 21-22
The Montana State University College of Business will be holding campus and community information and feedback sessions for students, faculty, staff and members of the public who wish to share their ideas for a new building planned for the college. Read more... MSU satellite surpasses goal; NASA taps MSU to queue up for another launch
The Montana State University satellite that rode into space on a NASA rocket has now gathered information longer than the historic U.S. satellite it was built to honor, says the director of MSU's Space Science and Engineering Laboratory (SSEL). Read more... MSU wins national recognition for innovative student ticketing system for sporting events
Selling tickets is usually its own reward in college athletics, but Montana State has earned a national award for how it sells tickets, or more specifically, for how it provides tickets to its students. Read more... Wheat Montana's Folkvords win 2012 Community Excellence Awards
Dean and Hope Folkvord of Three Forks have won the 2012 Community Excellence Awards. The couple owns and operates Wheat Montana Farms and Sacajawea Hotel, LLC. Dean Folkvord is the CEO of Wheat Montana Farms and Hope Folkvord is the CFO. Read more... MSU Ag Technology to Enter Global Biopesticide Market
There is a vial of little blue pellets in Barry Jacobsen's lab. Its contents, a bacterium taken from a few healthy leaves in a northeast Montana sugar beet field overrun with disease, could save farmers around the world millions of dollars each year. Read more... MSU pow wow set for April 6-7
The 37th annual Montana State University American Indian Council Pow Wow will be held April 6-7 at MSU's Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. The MSU pow wow is one of the largest in Montana. Pow wow events are free and open to all. Read more...
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