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Sheridan College offers in-state tuition for MT residents: Announces Bighorn Mountain Advantage Program

News from Sheridan College SHERIDAN, WYOMING – When paying for higher education, students and families want every advantage they can get. That’s why Sheridan College is excited to announce the Bighorn Mountain Advantage, a program offering in-state tuition to all South Dakota, North Dakota, Colorado and Montana residents. Starting in fall 2025, the initiative will allow all students, regardless of their state of residency, to pay in-state tuition rates throughout their academic careers at Sheridan College, a beautiful and affordable institution at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming. “We’ve known for a long time that our people, our programs, and ...


UM announces call for Indigenous artists for N7-inspired campaign UM announces call for Indigenous artists for N7-inspired campaign

UM News Service MISSOULA – The University of Montana invites applications from Indigenous artists for UM’s N7-inspired promotional retail line that celebrates Native culture and heritage in Montana. The artist call is specifically for the logo creation of UM’s Nike N7-inspried logo and...


Symposium addresses ‘The Future of Research in the Age of AI’

From MSU News Service BOZEMAN – Exploring the possibilities and challenges of large-scale research in the age of artificial intelligence and machine learning will be the focus of a conference co-hosted by Montana State University on March 27–28 in Bozeman. “The Future of Research in...


MSU scientist receives $2.8M grant to advance Lyme disease research MSU scientist receives $2.8M grant to advance Lyme disease research

BOZEMAN – Funding from the National Institutes of Health will allow a Montana State University research team to deepen explorations into a disease that is posing an increasing threat in the U.S. Lyme disease is a bacterial infection transmitted by ticks, and nearly 90,000 cases in the U.S. were repo...


Montana State to celebrate World Quantum Day on April 14

From the MSU News Service  BOZEMAN — Montana State University will celebrate its second World Quantum Day in the weeks surrounding April 14 by supplying Montana middle and high school teachers with free kits and downloadable resources to help students learn about quantum science. World Qua...


Cherry Valley celebrates holiday of love Cherry Valley celebrates holiday of love

POLSON - While Valentine’s Day is not the most celebrated holiday around the globe, it is continually growing in popularity. Here at Cherry Valley there is a definite buzz in the air! Our hallways are filling up with fun Valentine’s Day artwork and teachers are leading fun learning activities sur...


MSU Extension releases free magazine on Alzheimer’s, related dementias MSU Extension releases free magazine on Alzheimer’s, related dementias

BOZEMAN — Montana State University Extension has released volume two of a magazine on Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. The free magazine is designed for Montana agricultural producers facing the early to middle stages of Alzheimer’s disease, as well as their families and family ca...


Hands-on learning at Tech Day inspires future Orediggers

News from MT Technological University BUTTE — It’s more than an eight-hour drive from Oroville, Washington, to Butte, Montana, but Montana Tech mining engineering sophomore Kylie Acord says it was worth traveling to campus for Tech Day to get a taste of the hands-on learning experiences and ...


FVCC announces Fall 2024 Dean’s List

News from Flathead Valley Community College KALISPELL — Flathead Valley Community College officials have announced the names of students who made the Dean’s List for the Fall 2024 semester. The following students are listed in alphabetical order by their home communities and completed at lea...


UM lands $500,000 grant for democracy studies program UM lands $500,000 grant for democracy studies program

By Skylar Rispens, UM News Service MISSOULA — The University of Montana received a $500,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to support a new Democracy Studies Program. Led by history professors Claire Arcenas, Kyle Volk, and Jeff Wiltse, the grant seeks to foster democratic values and revitalize ...


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