Rink to discuss reproductive health in indigenous communities during first MSU provost’s lecture of fall semester

After more than a decade working with indigenous communities in Montana, Greenland and Finland, MSU community health professor Elizabeth Rink has come to understand that when it comes to reproductive decisions in indigenous communities, the wishes of the family and the collective needs of the community can be prioritized over the wishes of the individual. Read more

Indigenous languages are focus of MSU American Indian Heritage Day observance Sept. 27-28

The revitalization and maintenance of indigenous languages across the United States will be the focus of MSU's 2018 American Indian Heritage Day observance set for Sept. 27 and 28. Read more

MSU now offering new Bachelor of Arts degree in computer science

Responding to the ubiquity of computers in society, a new academic program at MSU seeks to open the world of computing to a wider range of student interest and prepare graduates for diverse employment opportunities. Read more

MSU mobile farm stand aims to increase access to local food

MSU agroecology student Hadley Barnard has learned to ask customers purchasing produce from the university’s mobile farm stand what vegetables they’d like to see at the next week’s stand. Read more

MSU to offer non-credit course on fundraising for nonprofits

Nonprofit staff and board members can learn to plan and conduct effective fundraising strategies with a non-credit course offered by MSU. Read more

Steer donations needed for MSU’s student Steer-A-Year program

Montana ranchers are encouraged to donate a steer for the benefit of the learning and development of next generation agricultural producers. Read more

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