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MSUN Accreditation Visit From NWCCU
(Havre) – Montana State University – Northern met three reviewers from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) to campus Oct. 8–9 for a mid-cycle accreditation visit. The reviewers represented the University of Alaska, Edmonds College and the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon. During...
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Cheerleading returns with new coach
Cheer has been a part of Park high sports for a very long time, after a year long hiatus the squad has returned. This year the Park High cheer team was brought back to life, with four new students helping lead the school spirit to greater heights. Present at every home sporting event, the Park high cheer squad is determined to raise the school spirit. Cheer squad member Olivia Leuty (sophomore) says, “We are here to have a school spirit and to help keep up school spirit.”
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The National Organization for Women Montana Chapter invite students to join their organization
This article has been updated to reflect that Siena Quesada is a student employee at the Women's Center. It previously stated that Quesada is a representative of the Women's Center. A correction will be run in the Exponent's Oct. 15 print edition. Montana’s chapter of the National Organization for Women...
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NSF grant to fund low-income graduate, undergraduate students at Montana State and University of Montana
For some students, earning an undergraduate degree can create financial pressure to enter the workforce immediately, putting graduate school – and the specialized knowledge, research experience and expanded career opportunities an advanced degree can provide – seemingly out of reach. A new partnership between Montana State University and...
bigskyheadlines.com
NSF grant to fund low-income graduate, undergraduate students at Montana State and University of Montana
For some students, earning an undergraduate degree can create financial pressure to enter the workforce immediately, putting graduate school – and the specialized knowledge, research experience and expanded career opportunities an advanced degree can provide – seemingly out of reach. A new partnership between Montana State University and...
NBCMontana
New grant to help low-income STEM majors at UM, MSU
Which organization funds the STEM grant for Montana students?. What internship opportunities are included in the Montana STEM program?. Why was the Montana STEM grant established for low-income students?. College students in the Treasure State may be seeing relief soon, as a new partnership combines substantial scholarships with internship opportunities...
msuexponent.com
Students for a Democratic Society alleged MSU "intimidated student free speech”
On Sept. 30, MSU’s chapter of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) engaged in a protest against Barnard Construction at the career fair inside the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. According to an SDS Instagram post on Sept. 30, Barnard Construction, a Bozeman-based company, was contracted by President Donald Trump’s Administration to construct a portion of the southern border wall in the Big Bend region of Texas.
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Bozeman schools seek donations for coat drive, face growing need for winter gear
Bozeman School District, the Bozeman Schools Foundation and First Presbyterian Church are collaborating to meet a growing need for winter gear for local students. Four years ago, 25 BSD7 students requested assistance in getting winter gear like coats, boots and snow pants. Last year, nearly 500 students requested help. BSD7...
Great Falls Tribune
Scheel rumbles for 4 TDs as Gallatin moves past Great Falls High football
A steady dose of Tyson Scheel and some stout defense. It wasn’t the flashiest of methods, but it was the perfect prescription for 35-7 Bozeman Gallatin football Eastern AA victory on Friday, Oct. 2, over Great Falls High at Memorial Stadium. The senior tailback Scheel rushed for four touchdowns and Ty Laslovich added two interceptions and a touchdown reception as the Raptors won their second straight game after taking down Bozeman High last Friday. “I’m proud of the O-line, man,” Gallatin head coach Hunter Chandler said. “Those guys really dug in with pass (protection), run game-wise, all over. I thought those guys had a great night, and that’s a good (Great Falls) front, too. And Tyson is an animal. We call him ‘Hercules.’ He doesn’t talk a lot, but man he is an animal on both sides of the ball.” The Raptors (5-1 overall, 3-1 Eastern AA) built a 28-7 lead at the break as they rode Scheel - who had seven touches on a 10-play scoring drive to start the contest - with Laslovich hauling in a one-yard score from Grant Johnson for the opening touchdown. Scheel set up his first touchdown from one yard out with a 47-yard
msuexponent.com
Hazing & the red zone: dangers during Fall on campus
We are well into the swing of another fall semester here in Bozeman. The leaves are shifting to warmer tones and the temperature is dipping lower as we creep into October. Football and tailgates, recruitment for clubs and Greek life, homecoming and the general excitement of being back on campus make this an exciting time of year.
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Gallatin grabs road win over Great Falls High
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Coon shows shades of high school form in first career start for Bobcats, rushing for 199 yards for MSU
If Sheridan (Wyo.) High fans weren’t terribly excited by their fifth straight win back on Friday, November 4, 2022, they can be excused. That same night their running back, current Montana State running back Colson Coon, ran for 517 yards on 29 carries and propelled his team to the state 4A title game.
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Three Forks flag football advances to State Tournament
THREE FORKS, Mont. — It may not be October quite yet, but the postseason has already arrived for high school flag football. In a A/B play-in contest on Thursday at John Overstreet Field, the Three Forks Wolves advanced to the State Tournament by taking down the Mission Bulldogs, 32-0.
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Student population increases as MSU welcomes largest freshman class
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana State University is breaking freshman enrollment records. School leaders say 17,500 students are enrolled this fall semester, including the largest freshman class in the university’s history. The university reports 3,970 first time students enrolled this fall, increasing the student population by 1.8%. “Students choose...