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Gianforte Family Foundation donates $50 million for new computer sciences building

MSU has received a gift of $50 million from the Gianforte Family Foundation to fund the construction of a new building for the Gianforte School of Computing. The building will house the Gianforte School of Computing and other computing-related fields including cybersecurity, optics and photonics, electrical and computer engineering

Recent drop in COVID cases

Recent days have seen a decrease in the number of daily COVID-19 cases in Gallatin County. As of Friday, Jan. 28, the Gallatin County Health Department Weekly COVID-19 Surveillance Report witnessed a 20% decrease in the seven-day rolling average of new daily cases per 100,000 residents

Bozeman Public Library reopens

Bozeman Public Library reopens

The Bozeman Public Library has finally reopened its doors to the public after being closed for over four months due to the pandemic. Gallatin County’s low infection numbers and increasing vaccination rates made it possible for the library to safely resume in-person services on Tuesday, March 30. Now

The dreaded third surge

As October arrives and brings with it fall tidings, Montanans can typically look forward to seeing the changing colors of the leaves, cooling temperatures, football and the start of the holiday season. However, with all the pleasantries of fall also comes rather dire news. A third wave of COVID-19

Less Tuition, More Profit

Students of MSU, welcome to a college life that feels more like taking an online driving test than a journey of higher education. If you’re anything like me, you checked MyInfo incessantly over the summer, holding your breath and crossing your fingers in the hopes that all of your

Population growth stunts Bozeman’s outdoors

Bozeman has it all: proximity to world-class skiing, Yellowstone National Park, and a community of close-knit people who care deeply about the future of the Gallatin Valley. There is no question as to why tourism has grown exponentially here, but Bozeman and its natural attractions are suffering greatly