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MSU’s provost to take new post at Springfield College
MSU's Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Martha Potvin will be leaving at the end of June for Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts. Read more
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Eight students to graduate from MSU’s doctor of nursing practice program
Students from Fort Belknap, Billings, Laurel and Helena are among the first eight to graduate this spring from MSU's new doctor of nursing practice program – the first and only program of its kind in the state. Read more
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Bozeman’s South Willson Avenue to be open for MSU commencement
Bozeman’s South Willson Avenue, which has been closed at intermittent locations for construction this spring, will be open temporarily for MSU's spring commencement ceremonies and will be closed again May 8. Read more
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Teen Science Café on May 12 features MSU graduate students
Montana will host its first-ever Teen Science Café on Thursday, May 12, featuring MSU graduate students who will discuss their research in an interactive, teen-friendly format. Read more
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MSU researchers’ tools for studying the brain being used worldwide
A MSU researcher is part of a team that has published findings on the development of an improved tool for understanding the workings of the brain.
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MSU student wins prestigious scholarship for summer study abroad
Esther Oloff, a junior chemical and bioengineering student in the College of Engineering and Honors College, has been awarded a prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship sponsored by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. She will use the award to study abroad in Peru during the summer academic term. Read more
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Montana Shakespeare in the Parks to perform “Richard III” and “The Comedy of Errors” during summer tour
Montana Shakespeare in the Parks will perform William Shakespeare’s “Richard III” and “The Comedy of Errors” during its upcoming summer tour of 61 communities throughout Montana, northern Wyoming, eastern Idaho, western North Dakota and eastern Washington. Read more
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Host families needed for Japanese youth and chaperones
Host families are needed for 22 Japanese youth and two adult chaperones who will be visiting Montana from July 23 through Aug. 18.
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