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American Indigenous Business Leaders prep for national conference

American Indigenous Business Leaders prep for national conference

MSU’s chapter of the American Indigenous Business Leaders (AIBL) organization had its weekly meeting this past Tuesday night in the Elders’ Collaboration Room in the American Indian Hall to discuss their business proposal for the organization’s annual conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. AIBL advisor Virginia Bratton said that

Yellowstone as the wellspring for global thermophilic microbe research

Yellowstone as the wellspring for global thermophilic microbe research

For reasons still unknown to science, thermophilic microbes thrive both in the hydrothermal environments of Yellowstone National Park (YNP) and deep-sea interfaces in the Gulf of California. Despite massive differences in water-depth and climate, bacteria and archaea thrive in both places — and MSU researchers are hard at work

French and architecture students to continue service learning in Morocco

French and architecture students to continue service learning in Morocco

In late May, French professor Pascale Hickman and School of Architecture professor Christopher Livingston may embark with their students to the mountainous Zaouiat Ahansal region of Morocco for the first time in five years. Hickman first began traveling to the region before the university laid out their priorities to expand

Germany classes study culture in the Bridgers and the Alps

Germany classes study culture in the Bridgers and the Alps

In May of 2024, German instructor Kate Kithil and German professor Peter Schweppe will embark on a trip to the Alps with their GRMN 202, Intermediate German II and GRMN 450, Seminar: German literature and culture sections. Over the course of the spring semester, these classes will follow the work