From MSU News Service When Sean Rogers came to Montana State University in 2015, he had spent more than 11 years of his life on a ship or at a shore facility maintaining communication with ships operating around the Hawaiian Islands. For roughly six of those years, stationed at Pearl Harbor, the ...
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From Yellowstone Public Affairs Visitors have had their last chance to drive to many iconic locations in Yellowstone National Park. The West, South, and East Entrances and all roads, with one exception, closed to vehicle travel on November 5th, so the park can prepare them for the winter season and ...
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From MSU News Service When it opens in December, Montana State University’s newest building will get much of its energy from the sun and will use the surrounding earth to assist with its heating and cooling needs, significantly reducing operating costs. That’s the simple explanation of ...
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The next Green Drinks will be hosted by Love Schack Architecture on Wednesday, November 14th beginning at 5:30pm at its offices, located at 212 S Wallace Ave., Ste. 101, in Bozeman. Serving the Rocky Mountain communities of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, the regional firm participates in a design ...
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The Montana State University Women’s Center will present Sack Lunch Seminar “Women, Wake Up! Buddhism, Gender & the Enlightenment Experience” with Karen DeCotis and Holly Grether on Wednesday, November 7th from noon–1pm in SUB 168. DeCotis (Zen priest) and Grether (asst. teaching prof.) will ...
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Thrive will present Dynamite Dads: Fun at the Museum on Wednesday, November 14th from 6–7:30pm. This edition of the popular series will take place at the Museum of the Rockies, located at 600 W Kagy in Bozeman. Bring the kids to explore MOR’s exhibits including their changing exhibitions on the ...
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