U.S. Supreme Court Justice Scalia lectures July 28

Event is free and open to the public.  Seating will be on a first-come, first-served bases.  The Hager Auditorium seats 220.  The title of the lecture is, "Constitutional Interpretation". Read more...

College of Business seeks local businesses and non-profits for consultation

Montana State University's College of Business is seeking local and regional businesses and non-profit organizations that would be willing to offer management students practical business experience during the upcoming fall and spring semesters in return for research, issue analysis or operational advice.  Read more...

MSU graduate wins prestigious National Institute of Health fellowship

Bridgett McNulty, a former rodeo barrel racer who paid her way through college by selling her horses and working long hours, has won a prestigious $30,000 fellowship to study the molecular and cellular factors in the development of the inner ear. Read more...

Nursing professor inducted into hall of fame

Clarann Weinert, a professor in Montana State University's College of Nursing, is one of 22 nurse researchers recently inducted into the Sigma Theta Tau International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame. Read more...

MSU archivist edits diaries and letters of Montana frontiersman

Kim Allen Scott, a university archivist at MSU's Renne Library, will speak about his new book, "Splendid on a Large Scale: The Writings of Hans Peter Gyllembourg Koch, Montana Territory, 1869-1874," at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, July 24, at the Montana Historical Society in Helena. Read more...

Register now for Big Sky Institute Evening Gala

Each year, the BSI hosts an Evening Gala in order to celebrate with the community and raise funds for future work. Past Gala events have made possible the opening of a Big Sky office, customized community science education and outreach events, as well as the establishment of important scientific programs. Read more...

Online teacher preparation program now accepting applications

The Northern Plains Transition to Teaching program (NPTT), an online graduate-level teacher preparation program, is designed to help seasoned professionals who possess degrees in endorsable majors transition into careers as secondary school teachers.  Read more...

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Friday, July 23

"A Dozen More Turns" airs on MontanaPBS' Terra

11:30pm

Saturday, July 24

Kim Scott lecture and book signing in Helena

1:30pm

Big Sky Institute Hike:  Geology from the Ground Up

10:30am

Monday - Wednesday, July 26-28

Little Cat Cheer Camp

Wednesday, July 28

Educational Garden Series at MSU Horticulture Farm

6:30pm

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia lecture, "Constitutional Interpretation"

8pm

Thursday, July 29

Heirloom Gardening in Montana - preregistration required

6pm

"Health Care Insurance:  Who Can Afford It?" airs on MontanaPBS' Montana Focus

7pm

Thursday and Friday, July 29-30

High School Cheer, Dance and Stunt Clinic

Friday, July 30

Big Sky Institute Science Friday -  Germs, Bugs, and Fire: The Fate of our Forests

10am