Researchers at Montana State University have published an informational paper in a scholarly journal summarizing what's known about the role that viruses play in honey bee health.
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Mary Poole awarded Missoula Peace prize
Posted on May 18 2017
Montana Living peace award Mary Poole Soft Land Missoula
Reception Saturday
The J...
Montana woman looks for answers on bats
Posted on May 09 2017
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MSU doctoral student receives Fulbright to study giant bats and their ro...
Native studies ecology of Flathead Indian Reservation
Posted on May 04 2017
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MSU student to study ecological past of Flathead Reservation
By Skip ...
Native studies Flathead Indian Reservation
Posted on May 04 2017
MSU student to study ecological past of Flathead Reservation
By Skip Anderson for MSU N...
Molly Murphy-Adams shares printmaking, needlework skills
Posted on March 08 2017
Visiting Missoula artist takes contemporary approach to needlework and printmaking Med...
Native American works on water issues for his reservation
Posted on February 14 2017
Emery Three Irons works for water quality on Montana Indian reservation
Father of four ...
Exhibit: UM Black Student Union
Posted on February 13 2017
Black student history exhibit at University of Montana
February 1, 2017 – March 23, 201...
A man searches the stars
Posted on February 06 2017
Scientist Joe Shaw to deliver lecture in spring Series
Joe Shaw poses with aurora...
Paleontologist featured in New York Times story
Posted on January 10 2017
Professor talks dinosaur eggs
MONTANA LIVING — A Montana State University paleontolo...
Woman teaches in Malaysia
Posted on December 17 2016
Caption: Casianne Lund of Darien, Illinois, will travel to Kuala Lumpur on a Fulbrig...
On Eagles' Wings: Eagle Mount program
Posted on November 16 2016
From offices in Billings, Bozeman and Great Falls, Eagle Mount provides recreation for people of all ages and just about any disability.