In 2024, Montana State University in Bozeman allocated $6,975,712 toward athletically related financial aid, according to data from the U.S. Department of Education.
Montana State University has been recognized by Graphic Design USA as one of America’s leading institutions for graphic arts education. Faculty credit strong mentorships while students highlight real-world opportunities both inside classrooms and across communities.
A new $1 million endowment from the Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation will fund scholarships for incoming Montana residents attending Montana State University. The gift honors Donald and Daniel Peressini’s legacy while aiming to make college more accessible for local students.
Montana State University Extension announced that Montana 4-H in Carbon County will host a youth livestock judging camp from May 28-30 in Red Lodge. The event offers hands-on instruction led by collegiate coaches for participants ages eight through eighteen.
About 200 Indigenous middle schoolers and high schoolers attended an April summit at Montana State University focused on cultural connection. Students participated in workshops led by tribal leaders aiming to strengthen identity while exploring college pathways.
Gallatin College MSU has launched its new Law Enforcement Academy in Bozeman with an inaugural class starting May 11. The academy aims to meet rising demand for trained entry-level officers across Montana through intensive coursework led by local law enforcement professionals.
Sarah Fetterman will graduate from Montana State University after finding fulfillment pursuing elementary education instead of business studies. Her story highlights how campus connections shaped her path toward becoming a teacher.
Montana State University has opened applications for its new GROW Scholars Program aimed at high school students interested in agricultural research careers. Selected participants will receive paid positions conducting hands-on research across MSU centers statewide.
Gallatin College Montana State University has opened registration for summer youth camps focusing on cybersecurity and carpentry as well as a noncredit construction trades course. Programs aim to equip participants with practical skills through hands-on activities. Scholarships are available for eligible applicants.
Bailey Mainolfi will graduate from Montana State University with honors after transferring from Flathead Valley Community College. Recognized for academic excellence and leadership roles on campus, she plans further experience before applying for medical school.