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| MSU Cello Festival set for March 21-22
The 2015 MSU Cello Festival will be held Saturday, March 21, and Sunday, March 22, in Howard Hall.
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| Ballrooms set to reopen in Strand Union Building
MSU will cut the ribbon and open the doors on the newly renovated ballroom spaces in the Strand Union Building, beginning at 9 a.m. on Monday, March 23. Read more
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| The Good Neighbor Committee to host Off Campus Living 101 classes
The MSU/Bozeman Good Neighbor Committee will host free classes March 23, 25 and 28 to help MSU students planning to live off campus for the first time learn how to negotiate local resources and how to be good neighbors.
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| Wallace Stegner Lecture on elegant conservation
Elegant conservation will be the theme of this year’s Wallace Stegner Lecture, to be given Wednesday, March 25, at the Museum of the Rockies. Read more
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| MSU director of percussion studies to perform March 25 recital
Stephen Versaevel, director of percussion studies at MSU, will present a faculty recital at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, in Reynolds Recital Hall.
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| MSU VOICE Center launches new ‘Not In our House’ PSA
The MSU VOICE Center has announced the online release of a new public service announcement video addressing sexual violence. Read more
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| MSU Friday set for March 27
MSU in Bozeman will open its campus, classrooms and activities to potential students during MSU Friday, the university's campus visitation program, on Friday, March 27.
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| Northern Ag Research Center building to be named in honor of Gregg Carlson
Gregg Carlson, the retired agronomist and superintendent of the Northern Agricultural Research Center outside of Havre, will have the center’s office/lab building named in his honor for his significant contributions to agriculture along the Hi-Line. Read more
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| Montana 4-H seeks families to host Japanese youth this summer
The Montana 4-H Center for Youth Development is recruiting families to host Japanese youth for one month this summer. Read more
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| Spring sale on tree and shrub guides from MSU Extension
With spring on the horizon, MSU Extension is offering a sale on a set of two guides to help homeowners identify and care for trees and shrubs in Montana.
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| MSU organic farming study finds diverse benefits using sheep
Using domestic sheep rather than traditional farming equipment to manage fallow and terminate cover crops may enable farmers who grow organic crops to save money, reduce tillage, manage weeds and pests, and reduce the risk of soil erosion, according to MSU and North Dakota State University faculty members.
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