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Substantial donation puts permanent home for Gallatin College within reach

Substantial donation puts permanent home for Gallatin College within reach

Following an $11.25 million donation from the Arthur M. Blank Foundation, Gallatin College now has nearly all of the necessary funding to construct its new facility, which could be completed within the next five years. Gallatin College MSU is a two-year college that offers students associate degrees and

New Data Science program will expand post-grad career opportunities

New Data Science program will expand post-grad career opportunities

For the first time this fall, MSU is offering students a Data Science Bachelor’s degree program. This program, which was previously offered by the Gianforte School of Computing as a minor, is expected to appeal to a variety of students. The new Data Science program was brought to life

Take a drive with Bobcat Motorsports

In Bobcat Motorsports — one of MSU’s many education-based clubs — students can clock in some speed on the race track while applying their mechanical knowledge to real-world scenarios. With automotive education at the forefront, this club facilitates collaboration, ingenuity and craftsmanship by allowing engineering students to build and

Climate Week concludes with focus on sustainable technologies and arts

Climate Week concludes with focus on sustainable technologies and arts

The final days of MSU's Climate Week highlighted innovative sustainable technologies, the historical interplay of mountain environments and cultures and the role of arts in environmental advocacy. According to the MSU website the week ended with a celebratory concert. All of the week's events engaged the

2024-2025 ASMSU leaders announced

2024-2025 ASMSU leaders announced

On a sunny April morning last Tuesday, students began casting their votes to decide the makeup of the 2024-25 MSU student government. Candidate pairs Jacob Zink and Bailey Jones along with Zane Horst and Josey Blazer campaigned on Centennial Mall, flagging down passersby to give them information about the

Going Undecided Can Be The Right Path

Do any students really know what they want to do after college? Of course, some people come out of high school with a singular dream and ambition, but most people are undecided. As time goes by and people change, so do their interests. Currently, the style of enrollment benefits those

The not-so-mortifying ordeal of being known with David Brooks

The not-so-mortifying ordeal of being known with David Brooks

“We all have an innate desire to be good,” David Brooks — a decades-long journalist and commentator — said to an intimate audience in the Procrastinator Theater the afternoon of April 18. The audience sat collectively contemplative as Honors College Dean Ilse-Mari Lee moderated and audience members posed questions. Honors