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What National Park Service interpretive material in Montana has been flagged for review?

As members of the Trump administration order National Park Service staff change or remove hundreds of signs, exhibits and other interpretive materials at NPS sites across the country, a public database was uploaded earlier this month compiling all flagged material under review. A group self-described as “Civil Servants on

What National Park Service interpretive material in Montana has been flagged for review?

As members of the Trump administration order National Park Service staff change or remove hundreds of signs, exhibits and other interpretive materials at NPS sites across the country, a public database was uploaded earlier this month compiling all flagged material under review. A group self-described as “Civil Servants on

‘I just wanted to give back’: Business professor doesn’t let cancer define his commitment

‘I just wanted to give back’: Business professor doesn’t let cancer define his commitment

For business professor Bill Tudor, teaching is at the center of his universe — and he doesn’t let his decade-long battle against cancer slow him down. Between classes and making time for his students, every six weeks Tudor goes to the hospital to receive infusions to treat his cancer.

Government shutdown ends, uncertainty around SNAP remains

Government shutdown ends, uncertainty around SNAP remains

The federal government officially reopened on Wednesday, Nov. 12 — but only until Jan. 30, 2026, creating uncertainty as government agencies begin their return to normalcy. Oct. 1 marks the fiscal year deadline for the federal government, and both chambers of Congress and the president must pass legislation by this date

Celebrate Ag recognizes the past, present and future of Montana’s agriculture

MSU’s annual Celebrate Agriculture Week returned this month to honor Montana’s agricultural roots and shine a light on the people and programs shaping the state’s future in the field. The weeklong celebration, which featured over 20 events, took place from Nov. 2 to 8 across campus. According

MSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day with arbor reveal

MSU celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day with arbor reveal

The smell of sage filled American Indian Hall (AIH) at the grand reveal of the Elouise Cobell Garden Arbor on MSU’s first official Indigenous Peoples’ Day. The dedication ceremony on Oct. 13 welcomed students, faculty, community members and descendants of Elouise Cobell — the Blackfeet elder and activist after whom

Walter Fleming honored at 49th American Indian Council Powwow

Walter Fleming honored at 49th American Indian Council Powwow

Beneath the lights of the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse last Friday and Saturday, drums pounded like a heartbeat as the sound of jingle dresses and shifting feathers filled the room. This was MSU’s 49th annual Powwow, put on by the American Indian Counsel (AIC). Powwows are Native American cultural celebrations