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Montana State Awards 2026 Presidential Scholarships to 22 Students
Montana State University’s most prestigious scholarship was awarded to 22 high school graduates from across the nation and the world, including 13 students from Montana. The MSU Presidential Scholarship is awarded based on scholastic achievement, demonstrated leadership and exemplary public service. Recipients receive an annual stipend plus a tuition waiver, renewable for three additional years if students maintain superior academic standing at MSU and active membership in the Honors College.
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Montana State's Taco Dowler, Adam Jones hold girls flag football camp in midst of sport's growth
"I might have a chance to play a college sport": Taco Dowler and Adam Jones included a girls high school flag football session in their summer youth camp tour, a sport that's tremendously growing.
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Three Forks Public Schools to pay more than $72K for laptops
Trustees for Three Forks Public Schools voted unanimously to pay $72,656 for 200 laptops for students. A third of the cost will be borne by the high school’s budget, while two-thirds of the cost will be paid from the elementary tech budget, according to a staff report to the board.
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Three recruits graduate from Gallatin Valley Fire Academy
With a polished Bozeman Fire Department truck as the backdrop and supportive family and friends looking on, Bozeman Fire Chief Josh Waldo stood at a podium and addressed the audience with some levity: “The mustaches in this room today are on point.”. In Montana, that’s not a far cry...
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Belgrade star ready to shine in Shrine game
BOZEMAN, Mont.- The 79th annual Montana East West Shrine Game will go down in Butte on Saturday, June 20 and will feature the premier graduating senior football players the state has to offer. For many, this will be their last time putting on a helmet and shoulder pads, but for...
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Montana State Lands Colorado HS RB DaKari Releford Jr.
The Fountain Fort Carson High School running back committed to the Bobcats on May 30, choosing them over Harvard, Yale, Air Force, Columbia, Dartmouth, and Northern Colorado. He was a Southern League First Team All-Conference selection.
Fairfield Sun Times
Area Students Named to MSU-Northern’s Spring 2026 Semester Dean’s List
The Montana State University-Northern’s Spring semester Dean’s List contains 333 students. Below are students from our region of the state. To be included in the Dean’s List, students must carry a minimum of 12 credits and earn a grade point average of 3.25 or better. Students that received a pass, incomplete or “F” during this semester are not included on the honor roll listing. The following list of students is organized alphabetically by hometown (please note that many students give a Havre address instead of a hometown address, and thus are listed in the Havre listing).
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Montana State chemistry student wins prestigious Astronaut Scholarship
Montana State University student Peyton Summerhill has wanted to be a scientist for as long as she can remember. “For so many years as a kid, I was looking around trying to figure out where the scientists were, and they were here the whole time,” said Summerhill, who grew up in Bozeman and is majoring in chemistry in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry in MSU’s College of Letters and Science. “I’m glad I finally found them.”
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Montana State student garners awards for community service and saving a student organization
BOZEMAN — Kollen Pipinich keeps his schedule full. It’s a delicate balance, he said. As a full-time student at Montana State University, he spends much of his day in classes. As a mechanical engineering student, he spends a great deal of time studying. As a helper by nature, Pipinich has volunteered hundreds of hours to help area high school students learn some of the principles of engineering. And, as a leader, the Belgrade native recently saved a student service organization from impending collapse.
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'It's not personal': New Belgrade AD braces for backlash after predecessor's ousting
The Belgrade School District has confirmed Scott Palmer as the new activities director, and he’s not expecting an easy welcome. “You’re going to have people really supportive and excited for you, and you’re going to have the other side,” Palmer said. “I’ll just have to take each day one at a time.”
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Montana State student garners awards for community service and saving a student organization
BOZEMAN — Kollen Pipinich keeps his schedule full. It’s a delicate balance, he said. As a full-time student at Montana State University, he spends much of his day in classes. As a mechanical engineering student, he spends a great deal of time studying. As a helper by nature, Pipinich has volunteered hundreds of hours to help area high school students learn some of the principles of engineering. And, as a leader, the Belgrade native recently saved a student service organization from impending collapse.