Isabel Hicks

The city's namesake creek has been subject to a network of tunnels and culverts below downtown for over a century. What if it wasn't?

A band of citizens looking to revitalize the future of Bozeman Creek as it runs through the city’s downtown first looked to the past.

Housed in the Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing, the Caring for Our Own Program, or CO-OP, received a $70,000 donation this spring to establish the Susie Walking Bear Yellowtail endowed fund.

The day centered around the theme of “leading without permission,” and various speakers addressed what the concept meant to them and how they apply it in their professional lives

The JapanX course was taught by Thomas Lechner and Maritza Espina, professors in MSU’s Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship.

The grant from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust will cover the cost of simulation equipment, furniture and technology in five new nursing education buildings across Montana.

Montana State receives $2.5 million grant for simulation labs in new nursing education buildings

From staying in dorms at Kumamoto Gakuen University and meeting local students, visiting the Atomic Bomb Museum in Nagasaki, and learning about traditional Japanese culture during a formal tea ceremony, the study abroad offering left students with a deeper understanding of life in the world’s fourth-largest economy, which will serve as an asset in their future careers.

Isabel Hicks, MSU News Service BOZEMAN — For Christopher Quinlivan, a science teacher for Superior Public Schools west of Missoula, the most

BOZEMAN — For Christopher Quinlivan, a science teacher for Superior Public Schools west of Missoula, the most energizing part of his day is witnessing the “aha” moment for students —