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From C’s to P’s: MSU goes pass/fail

The COVID-19 pandemic has drastically changed the everyday routines of millions of people. As preventive measures such as social distancing and the closure of all nonessential businesses continue to be implemented, individuals are forced to navigate unprecedented obstacles. Students of MSU and campuses around the world are no exception.

Exponent Interview: University Communications speaks on developing COVID-19 situation

On Thursday, March 12 at 11:30 a.m. all Montana University System (MUS) students and faculty received an email stating that all classes will be transitioned online starting March 23 (the Monday after spring break) until further notice. The move follows suit with a growing number of universities across

Exponent Interview: University Communications speaks about developing COVID-19 situation

On Thursday, March 12 at 11:30 a.m. all Montana University System (MUS) students and faculty received an email stating that all classes will be transitioned online starting March 23 (the Monday after spring break) until further notice. The move follows suit with a growing number of universities across

Demystifying graduate education

Do you want to take your education to the next level? For all juniors and seniors considering the possibility of post-undergraduate education, the MSU Graduate School is hosting an event to learn more about opportunities for the future. The event will outline what to expect from graduate school and

Student feedback on consensual relationship policy

Big policy changes are happening at MSU. One of these is MSU’s stance on consensual relationships between faculty and students. This policy is stated in a paragraph at the bottom of MSU’s non-discrimination policy and has recently garnered attention. In SUB Ballroom A on Wednesday, Oct. 9,

Women in STEM

While progress has been made in the past forty years, women are still incredibly underrepresented in many STEM fields both in college and in the workforce. Despite women forming the majority of college students, far fewer of them are pursuing STEM degrees. While 29% of male freshmen said that they

Growing Pains and Genuine Effort: MSU’s Expansion Plan

The MSU campus is flourishing like a Ponderosa pine in full sun. From Norm Asbjornson Hall to the Cameron Scholars Program, the university is growing rapidly. What led to this massive growth, and how fast is too fast? In 2010, the MSU Alumni Foundation began a campaign to raise a