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Mark Anderson fosters passion for economic research

Mark Anderson fosters passion for economic research

On an average day in Mark Anderson’s Honors 251: Economics class, he begins by asking: “Someone pick a topic, any topic.” After a brief pause, a student might call out “hockey” or “fast food.” Anderson then proceeds to find an economics paper or research question related to the topic

MSU should have a grant writing class

MSU should have a grant writing class

Like many higher learning institutions, MSU receives much of its research funding through grants — particularly federal ones. In September of 2023, the MSU News Service (MNS) published an article titled “Led by sciences and engineering, [MSU] research spending hits record $230 million.” The article explained that $207 million of that

Office of Sustainability to host Sustainability Summit

The first annual Sustainability Summit at MSU, hosted Monday, April 18, and Tuesday, April 19, will bring together members of the Office of Sustainability, campus managers, students and community members to inform the public about the university’s progress on sustainability targets established in the fall. In addition to reporting

MSU Sleep Lab recruits participants

MSU Sleep Lab recruits participants

MSU’s Sleep Research Laboratory is actively recruiting adults to participate in one of its four ongoing studies examining factors that may impact sleep. The lab has a setup that mimics the design of clinical laboratories at the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, allowing “the testing that we do to

MSU Sleep Lab recruits participants

MSU Sleep Lab recruits participants

MSU’s Sleep Research Laboratory is actively recruiting adults to participate in one of its four ongoing studies examining factors that may impact sleep. The lab has a setup that mimics the design of clinical laboratories at the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, allowing “the testing that we do to

Gallatin History Museum

Gallatin History Museum

2020 may be a year we want to forget, but the Gallatin History Museum will help us remember it forever. No one knows how long COVID-19 will continue to alter both the way that we live and how we interact with others around us. To share stories of Bozeman

AstroWeekly: The default mode network

When you think too much about something, it carves a groove in your mind. Whether it’s about a person, a past occurrence, or a future event, overthinking will incise a channel in your brain that can be difficult to escape. Although these may sound like simple metaphors spoken by