Sorenson’s shirt design commemorating Bobcats’ 1984 championship reissued for 125th anniversary

Henry Sorenson still recalls vividly the energy he felt on campus when MSU unexpectedly won a Division 1-AA national football championship in 1984. Read more

Seven MSU students receive inaugural Cameron Presidential Scholarships

Seven high-achieving MSU students have received the inaugural Cameron Presidential Scholarships. Read more

MSU ice patch archaeologist to speak May 2 at Gallatin History Museum

Craig Lee, assistant teaching professor in MSU's Department of Sociology and Anthropology in the College of Letters and Science, will speak on ice patch archaeology at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Gallatin History Museum, 317 W. Main St. in Bozeman. Read more

Robert Earl Keen, Lukas Nelson to headline Wildlands Festival at MSU on Aug. 10

In an effort to celebrate Montana's wild and open spaces and support the nonprofits that work to protect them, Outlaw Partners has announced that it will produce the inaugural Wildlands Festival concert at the Romney Oval on the campus of MSU on Aug. 10. Read more

Kumamoto Montana Sister State Family Day set for May 12 at Museum of the Rockies

The Museum of the Rockies at MSU will celebrate paleontology, geology, and astronomy on a global scale when it hosts Kumamoto Montana Sister State Family Day on May 12. Read more

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