Montana State University will host a public Juneteenth celebration featuring food, music, crafts activities and educational resources on June 19 in Bozeman. Additional events include an off-campus gathering organized with local partners.
A Montana State University researcher has identified a previously unknown cellular process critical for survival under stress conditions—a finding which could influence future cancer treatments. The discovery involves an alternative pathway for producing cysteine when standard cell mechanisms fail.
Peyton Summerhill from Montana State University has been selected as an Astronaut Scholar by the Astronaut Scholarship Foundation for her achievements in chemistry research. The award recognizes outstanding undergraduate students pursuing STEM degrees across the country.
Sixteen Montana State University rodeo athletes will compete at this year’s College National Finals Rodeo in Casper from June 14-20. Both men’s and women’s teams qualified after winning their regional championships again this year. Fans can attend or watch live broadcasts via ESPN3.
Montana State University has been ranked first nationally for its support of veterans and their families. The university’s Veteran Support Center provides key resources for students connected to the military community. Leaders say intentional support helps foster success among both veterans and their spouses.
Montana PBS has earned two Northwest Emmy Awards for productions involving Montana State University alumni and students. The honors recognize both musical programming showcasing local talent and technical achievement in broadcast audio engineering.
Montana State University has announced new seed grant awards supporting five collaborative community projects across Montana. The selected initiatives focus on health education, leadership development, media outreach, and support services targeting diverse populations statewide.
Montana State University hosted its annual women’s leadership conference with about 250 participants attending workshops focused on confidence-building strategies and financial planning tailored for women professionals. Speakers included entrepreneurs, executives from major companies like Airbnb—and comedian Katie Goodman—who shared practical advice drawn from personal experience.
Kollen Pipinich has been recognized by Montana State University for extensive volunteer work mentoring youth in engineering principles while also reviving an important student organization on campus. As a first-generation college student balancing academics with leadership roles, he credits university support programs for his success.
Montana State University professor Agnieszka Kwapisz has published new research analyzing how different types of ‘hype’ language affect crowdfunding outcomes across sectors. The findings highlight that tailoring word choice based on project type can influence fundraising success.