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Sorry not sorry: Lori Addicks’ communication workshop

Sorry not sorry: Lori Addicks’ communication workshop

It's a tried-and-true fact that social media has negative impacts on the mental health of students. Students feel the consequences of excessive social media use every day — and if they haven't felt it, they know someone who has. Often, slang from social media bleeds

Limited Opportunities For Humanities Majors

Limited Opportunities For Humanities Majors

MSU’s Career and Internship Fair is advertised as the time to build your network and future corporate ties, to prepare for the future. Because it’s about time we all start thinking about our futures — at least if you’re in the engineering and business schools. If, like me,

What’s the True Value of an Honors Degree?

What’s the True Value of an Honors Degree?

While the Honors College here at MSU offers the opportunity to earn an honors degree, it also requires more time, dedication and an increased workload. Earning a college degree is an incredible accomplishment and is by no means easy. So why would students want to challenge themselves even more by

Recent workshop introduces laughter's role in overcoming stress

Recent workshop introduces laughter's role in overcoming stress

To introduce an alternative approach to stress relief and leadership, the Montana Leadership Institute (MLI) at MSU recently held “The Humor Habit,” a workshop led by MLI's Daniel Lanske and Jadon Belitz and hosted by author, guest speaker and advocate for laughter, Paul Osincup. Aimed at integrating humor

Debra Magpie Earling challenges historical narratives in Stegner lecture

Debra Magpie Earling challenges historical narratives in Stegner lecture

On Thursday, Feb. 22, MSU welcomed Missoula based author and Emeritus professor, Debra Magpie Earling, for the annual Stegner lecture in Norm Asbjornson Hall. The lecture was organized by staff and faculty of the Department of History and Philosophy and Dr. Mark Fiege, the Wallace Stegner Chair in Western American

Hotel Construction Doesn’t Benefit MSU Students, Just MSU

Hotel Construction Doesn’t Benefit MSU Students, Just MSU

In Sept. 2019, MSU proposed the idea of an on-campus hotel for the betterment of both the culinary arts and hospitality programs, according to the Montana Board of Regents. In May 2023, the proposed hotel became an exception to MSU’s maximum 20 lease term at a Board of

MSU receives ten-million dollar grant in “The Mountains and Plains Thriving Communities Collaborative”

MSU receives ten-million dollar grant in “The Mountains and Plains Thriving Communities Collaborative”

On Jan. 19, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) officials announced that MSU will receive a ten-million dollar grant to combat environmental issues within EPA Region 8. According to the EPA, Region 8 consists of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota and Utah, as well as 28 Tribal