Montana State’s women’s track and field team ended its season with strong showings at Hayward Field during the NCAA Outdoor Championships on June 12. Tilde Bjerager and Sydney Brewster earned Second-Team All-America honors while three seniors completed their collegiate careers.
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.
Bozeman has updated its pool schedules this summer to offer seven-day water access between two facilities. Officials also outlined upcoming lifeguard training sessions during an annual maintenance closure at the Swim Center.
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.
Montana State women’s tennis has finalized its roster for 2026-27 with two new signings: Claire Brown joins as a junior transfer while Lola House arrives as an incoming freshman from England. Head coach Hailey Barrett says both athletes will strengthen an already competitive squad.
Bozeman’s Community Development Department has released its latest weekly update on local projects. Two new developments have entered the public notice phase while no new decisions were issued this week.
Montana State University will send sixteen student-athletes to compete at the College National Finals Rodeo beginning June 14 in Casper. Head coach Kyle Whitaker says his squad is prepared for success across multiple events as both men’s and women’s teams enter ranked among the nation’s best.
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.