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Recognizing MSU faculty authors

At MSU’s College of Letters and Science 16th annual Author Reception, eight faculty authors were recognized for their published books. Disciplines of the awarded faculty range from Earth science to philosophy and English. The virtual event took place on Wednesday, Jan. 27, from 7 - 8 p.m. and although

The dreaded third surge

As October arrives and brings with it fall tidings, Montanans can typically look forward to seeing the changing colors of the leaves, cooling temperatures, football and the start of the holiday season. However, with all the pleasantries of fall also comes rather dire news. A third wave of COVID-19

Finding friends and faith

There are plenty of ways to get involved at MSU, including joining a campus ministry like InterVarsity. This is a great way to create a network of friends and become a part of a campus community while growing your faith. InterVarsity is a Christian group whose vision is to see

College COVID-19 crisis Q&A - where do we stand?

After the COVID-19 pandemic began tearing its way through the United States in March, many college students were left to wonder what their fall 2020 semester would look like. For most, returning to campus meant “hybrid” or “blended” instruction, mask-wearing and no social gatherings. For some, it meant

Introducing Africana Studies at MSU

After five years and dozens of meetings with faculty and administrators, the Black Student Union (BSU) will finally see students enrolled in the class they’ve designed. The group proudly celebrated their two-year anniversary in March. Now, LS 191D: Introduction to Africana Studies is available as a diversity-core

Dr. Idzerda appointed dean of MSU’s College of Letters and Science

Dr. Idzerda appointed dean of MSU’s College of Letters and Science

The nationwide search for a new dean for MSU’s College of Letters and Science (CLS) concluded on Wednesday, April 22, with a candidate chosen who will not have to travel far to make his debut. After navigating his way through a strong pool of applicants and taking part in

The closure no graduating senior saw coming

The closure no graduating senior saw coming

College graduation is typically one of the most significant memories for a student. As the implications of coronavirus have become increasingly far-reaching, this important celebration has come to an unexpected halt, ending many students’ academic careers in an anticlimactic fashion. On the morning of Friday, April 3, the Commissioner