MSU business college’s annual W2: The Women to Women Conference set for May 28

The conference, “Staying True to Your Passion in Business and in Life,” is presented by the MSU Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship, Women’s Circle of Excellence, Prospera Business Network and the Montana Women’s Business Center. Read more

MSU's online graduate certificate program for science teachers continues to grow

Nine science teachers from across the U.S. earned online graduate certificates from MSU via MSU’s National Teachers Enhancement Network. Read more

MSU scientist part of international study showing more efficient forests in 20th century

MSU scientist Ben Poulter was involved in an international study that has just been published in the scientific journal Nature Climate Change. Read more

Online Native American art course starts May 18

MSU will offer an online graduate course called “American Indian Art Survey” starting May 18. Read more

MSU scientists find higher economic returns when grain growers use pulse crops instead of fallow

Wheat growers who grow both pea and wheat in their fields are likely to lessen the economic risks of farming while maintaining the same level of profits as those who grow only wheat or leave a field fallow, according to a group of MSU scientists. Read more

MSU Extension: Consider testing garden soil before fertilizing

Knowing about garden soil helps gardeners grow healthy plants, protect ground and surface water, as well as efficiently use resources like nutrients, water and money. Read more

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