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Want to become a Master Gardener? MSU program offers statewide training and certification

Want to become a Master Gardener? MSU program offers statewide training and certification

BOZEMAN, Mont. — As the temperatures warm and the flowers bloom, Montana State University is gearing up its Master Gardener Program to help connect communities with research-based gardening information through trained volunteers. The program serves as both an education effort and a volunteer service group, focusing on consumer horticulture and

'70 going on 45': Rick Ladzinski reflects on five decades of 'flying around' on cold smoke

'70 going on 45': Rick Ladzinski reflects on five decades of 'flying around' on cold smoke

The late evening sun peeked through the small windows of the Haufbrau, mingling with the pink and green glow of neon beer signs to cast a soft glow on sticker-covered walls and the wooden bar. Rick Ladzinski stepped out of his Subaru and walked quietly through the bar door,

MSU Rodeo Team Kicks Off Spring Season At Brick Breeden Fieldhouse

MSU Rodeo Team Kicks Off Spring Season At Brick Breeden Fieldhouse

Bozeman, Mont. — Montana State University’s rodeo team will open their spring season at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 9th at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse with the team's first home event of the year. Both rodeo athletes and coaches spoke about what it takes to put on

‘The arts belong to everyone’: Dean Adams encourages students to see art in the monotony of life

‘The arts belong to everyone’: Dean Adams encourages students to see art in the monotony of life

Have you ever wondered about the embossed tile structures on the outer wall of Renne Library, or paused in Cheever Hall to take in the artwork on display? Although the details may be easy to overlook during the campus hustle-and-bustle, Dean Adams — the dean of the College of

Bridger’s Early Closure Sparks Disappointment Amongst Student Shredders

Bridger’s Early Closure Sparks Disappointment Amongst Student Shredders

“Mid.” “Disappointing.” “Slow.” That’s how MSU students are describing this Bridger Bowl ski season, which ended earlier than expected. On March 20, the ski area posted a video on Instagram featuring General Manager Hiram Towle standing in an ankle-deep puddle of water at the base area. In the

MSU’s Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab Explores Human Movement With New Technology

MSU’s Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab Explores Human Movement With New Technology

Bozeman, Mont. — Montana State University has added new equipment to their Neuromuscular Biomechanics lab, in the form of motion capture cameras that allow professors and researchers to easily track human movement patterns. The system – called markerless motion capture - uses motion detector cameras and a force plate in the floor to

MSU Spring Rodeo to open with events starting Thursday night in Bozeman

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana State University is currently gearing up for its annual Spring Rodeo. The event is set to begin Thursday night at 7 p.m. with performance rounds. Slack is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Friday and Saturday, followed by evening performance rounds at 7 p.m. each