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Spring enrollment rate highest in university history

When studying in Renne Library, walking on Centennial Mall or sitting in a 300-person lecture in Leon Johnson Hall, students can expect to see many unfamiliar faces. They are likely to run into new people on the daily with a campus as populous as MSU’s. This is connected

No Administration Without Representation

MSU preaches a doctrine of transparency in a variety of its organizations, including the Alumni Foundation and the library. However, the state of the Cell Biology and Neuroscience (CBN) Department is murkier than ever. The CBN department at MSU has been undergoing intense upheaval after the recent firing of department

Program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities opens at MSU

Joan Milkovich had been searching for colleges that would be a good fit for her son Jack, who has learning disabilities, but she couldn’t picture sending him to one outside of Montana. “I had been dreaming of programs for him, but they were all so far away,” she said.

DISC helps to de-stereotype students

Sometimes, all it takes is a little understanding. That’s the goal of “De-Stereotype Me” Day, which aims to highlight and then break prejudices through discussion. The event is hosted by the Diversity and Student Inclusion Commons (DISC) over a two-day period. This year, it was held in