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Posted on April 18 2016
A Montana State University graduate who teaches earth science and chemistry at Billings Senior High School recently taught science lessons related to Yellowstone’s supervolcano – one of Montana’s most talked about natural features – on a national platform.
Posted on April 11 2016
Natalie Wright, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Montana, has discovered a trend in the evolution of bird shape.
Posted on March 21 2016
Mighty Montanans
If you've poked around a bookstore lately — or you're one of ...
Posted on March 20 2016
The 2013 Governor’s Cup in Helena was going to be Heather Lieberg’s last marathon, but it instead reinvigorated a runner who continues to surprise herself and astound others.
Posted on March 15 2016
BOZEMAN -- A new research paper published in Nature this week, advances the understan...
Posted on March 11 2016
If you had asked me about horses when I was little kid shoveling piles of ice-caked equine droppings into a wheelbarrow during one of Colorado's famous snowstorms, I would have probably thrown the pitch fork, kicked the wheelbarrow and testified that my father was a heartless slave driver.
Posted on March 10 2016
The road to Montana was paved with good intentions, and Jenny Grossenbacher had good intentions when she arrived her over a dozen years ago.
Posted on March 10 2016
Posted on March 09 2016
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Even after hiking 6,000 miles and seeing over 1,000 bears in the last six years, Tim Rubbert still gets a charge out of seeing grizzly bears.
Posted on March 09 2016
Natalie's life, at age 15, was spiraling down in a series of bad relationships and drug abuse.
Posted on March 09 2016
The wolf was here the day before.
Posted on March 07 2016
Action at the Custer Ranch Rodeo in Custer, Montana. Dave Reese photo
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