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Project Connect applications open to MSU students

Project Connect applications open to MSU students

ProjectConnect is available now for its sixth semester here at MSU. The program has been adapted to MSU’s college environment through campus’s Counseling & Psychological Services (CPS). Its goal is to build student connection and improve mental health. According to ProjectConnect's official website, the program involves

How students can beat burnout as finals loom

How students can beat burnout as finals loom

“At the moment I am lying on a desk in Wilson and trying not to cry. And I am not the only one,” political science junior Annika Bucchin said. Bucchin is correct in thinking she isn't the only one. As the semester draws to a close, assignments, papers,

How grad students work with Bobcat athletes

How grad students work with Bobcat athletes

Thousands of fans file into Bobcat Stadium for home football games to cheer on the team, but few get to see the work that goes into keeping the players healthy enough to perform their best. MSU has three graduate assistant (GA) athletic trainers who work for the football program while

MSU researcher highlights physiological differences between whitebark pine and limber pine

MSU researcher highlights physiological differences between whitebark pine and limber pine

A recently-published study by an MSU professor highlighted the differences between two tree species common in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE). Dr. Danielle Ulrich, a plant physiologist and assistant professor in the Ecology Department, is the lead author of “Functional traits underlie specialist-generalist strategies in whitebark pine and

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

Student nutrition resources explored for campus community

Student nutrition resources explored for campus community

MSU’s food pantry, the Bounty of the Bridgers, is a student's one-stop-shop for meal plan scholarships and other resources surrounding food insecurity. The building, located on 6th Ave., focuses on providing supplemental and emergency food assistance to all members of the MSU community, according to

Do any of us truly understand the languages of love?

Do any of us truly understand the languages of love?

Tangled in the web that is modern-day love, communication is often hailed as the cornerstone of any successful relationship. Yet, as the digital age ushers in new modes of communication, the age-old struggle to decipher what love means has intensified, unveiling a poignant paradox in the realm of