Friday Forum discusses history, future of Native Sovereignty as part of OBOB From MSU News Service The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at Montana State University, formerly MSU Wonderlust, is collaborating with the Bozeman Public Library’s One Book One Bozeman program to present a talk on ...
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An expert on the effects of war, MSU’s Wilmer now studies those who work for peace by Carol Schmidt, MSU News BOZEMAN – Montana State University political science professor Franke Wilmer had spent many years studying war and its effects on human rights until a chance meeting in Bozeman turned her ...
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Schedule pre-spring wellness checks with mobile heath events Bozeman Health continues to offer HealthCare Connections – Mobile Health Screenings at locations in and around the Gallatin Valley. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, appointments are now required in advance. Masks must be worn while ...
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Annual Montana Food Bank Network event seeks to raise awareness, funds for weekend meal program for children in need BackPack Jersey Day is an annual statewide fundraising event for Montana Food Bank Network’s BackPack Program; a vital food access program that distributes easy-to-prepare, ...
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Timely lectures, primeval marine life & MORe to discover A typically bustling Hager Auditorium has been closed to lecture-goers since the onset of COVID-19, but Museum of the Rockies continues to host virtual talks for interested members and others. MOR joins forces with the Smithsonian ...
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MSU research shows women disproportionately affected by pandemic by Carol Schmidt, MSU News Service BOZEMAN – A team of Montana State University researchers have found that during the COVID-19 pandemic women have been disproportionately affected by mental load, workplace disruptions and impacts on ...
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