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NSF grant opens new avenues of research for doctoral students

MSU was chosen as the recipient of a $3 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) that will allow doctoral students in science and engineering to further their education in exciting and innovative ways. Brent Peyton, the university’s director of the Thermal Biology Institute, will act as the

MSU welcomes the sixth class of Hilleman Scholars

Maurice Hilleman, Ph.D. is one of the world’s most respected scientists for his work in vaccine development, which has saved millions of lives. Hilleman graduated first in his class from MSU in 1941 with a dual degree in chemistry and microbiology. In recognition of his success, MSU established

Medical students receive COVID-19 vaccine

Medical students receive COVID-19 vaccine

Administration of the COVID-19 vaccine on campus continues this week as MSU finishes vaccinating the last of their frontline healthcare workers. MSU received authorization from the state Department of Public Health and Human Services to vaccinate students enrolled in clinical programs late last year, and distribution of the vaccine

A week commemorating veterans

A week commemorating veterans

MSU will host a series of virtual events throughout the week to celebrate Veteran’s Day, which fell on Wednesday, Nov. 11. The events started on Monday, Nov. 9 and end on Thursday, Nov. 12. “We’re really appreciative of veterans and everything they’ve done for us. To be

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

MSU cancels upcoming NCUR conference

BOZEMAN – Montana State University announced Wednesday that it will cancel the upcoming National Conference on Undergraduate Research that had been planned for March 26-28 on campus. “This decision comes after thoughtful consideration and monitoring of the coronavirus disease situation,” said MSU President Waded Cruzado. “While there is not yet

MSU’s American Indian Hall: A long history and a bright future

MSU’s American Indian Hall: A long history and a bright future

Starting this spring, MSU will begin construction on its highly-anticipated American Indian Hall after nearly 15 years of preparation and patience. This hall will be the new location for MSU’s Department of Native American Studies, and will also serve as a tribute to and celebration of Montana’s