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| MSU wins 'Can the Griz' food drive, donates record amount of food
MSU and the Bozeman community rallied for a win in the 17th annual Can the Griz food drive, with supporters donating a record of the equivalent of more than of 327,150 pounds of food to the Gallatin Valley Food Bank.
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| MSU announces new memorial scholarship
Carolyn Grace Thompson was a proud Bobcat, engineer and equestrian. She died in a motor vehicle crash in February 2014, but her legacy lives on in a memorial scholarship to honor and celebrate her life.
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| Filmmaker, writer John Heminway to receive MSU honorary doctorate
John Heminway, a Montana-based award-winning writer and documentary filmmaker, will receive an honorary doctorate degree from MSU during the university’s fall commencement. Read more
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| MSU and Karst Stage to offer low-cost, year-round airport shuttle for students
MSU and Karst Stage have teamed up to provide a low-cost shuttle service to and from Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport for MSU students.
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| MontanaPBS director and general manager elected to national PBS Board of Directors
Eric Hyyppa, the director and general manager of KUSM Television, MontanaPBS, has been elected by his peers to the national PBS Board of Directors.
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| Theobald lecture on Dec. 5 concludes MSU series about North American West
Dave Theobald, senior scientist with Conservation Science Partners in Fort Collins, Colorado, will lecture about the “Geography of Conservation in the Next Wild West" at 6 p.m. at the Museum of the Rockies' Hager Auditorium. Read more
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| MSU business college seeks area businesses and non-profits for consulting
MSU's Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship is seeking local and regional businesses and nonprofit organizations that are willing to offer students practical business experience in return for research, issue analysis or operational advice during the upcoming spring semester, which runs from Jan. 11 through April 28. Read more
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| Lloyd Berg posthumously inducted into Montana Professional Engineers Hall of Fame
Berg, who served as head of MSU’s Department of Chemical Engineering in the College of Engineering for 33 years and was involved with the university for another two decades, was inducted into the Montana Professional Engineers Hall of Fame at the annual Montana Engineering Honors banquet held Nov. 2 in Helena. Read more
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