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MSU student heads to China this summer for international hot spring study
A Montana State University standout who is enthusiastic about everything from research to goats to ballroom dancing is now part of an international team studying hot springs. Read more... MSU President Cruzado launches initiatives aimed at helping students with financial literacy and timely graduation
Montana State University President Waded Cruzado announced on Friday the launch of three major initiatives to help students through college: financial literacy training for new students and their parents, an expansion of tutoring and advising services to help students succeed, and a renewed effort to help students graduate more quickly. Read more... "Social Media for the Family Business" seminars to be held in 10 Montana cities this summer
Mike Gold, an international advertising executive and marketing instructor at Montana State University's College of Business, will present "Social Media for the Family Business" in 10 cities across the state this summer as part of the college's State Farm Family Business Program On the Road. Read more... MSU professor, students showing results in robotics
The walking, talking, grasping, interacting robots never fail to turn heads. And when Montana State University professor Hunter Lloyd rolls his own 23-inch-tall NAO - pronounced "now" - robot along in a baby carriage, a gaga crowd typically follows. Read more...
Montana Shakespeare in the Parks to perform 'Hamlet' and 'Twelfth Night' during summer tour
Montana Shakespeare in the Parks will perform "Hamlet" and "Twelfth Night" during its upcoming 2012 tour throughout Montana, northern Wyoming, eastern Idaho, western North Dakota and eastern Washington this summer. Read more... MSU students win honors at national Model Arab League debate
Sixteen students from Montana State University's Model Arab League debating class represented Bahrain in a competition with 23 other universities at the national Model Arab League competition held recently in Washington, D.C. Read more... Service project in remote Morocco is transformative for MSU students
While spring break means an escape to fun and sun for many college students, it will forever conjure memories of service for four Montana State University students who spent this year's spring break in the remote Atlas Mountains of Morocco helping a tiny Berber community connect with the outside world. Read more...
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