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Rocky Vista announces plans for Billings, Montana college of veterinary medicine amid growing vet shortage

Rocky Vista University, which currently operates a college of osteopathic medicine, announced Thursday that it would be building a college of veterinary medicine on its Billings campus.

New R1 requirements puts UM at risk of losing status

In an article released by the Chronicle of Higher Education, UM was listed as a university losing R1 status in 2025, as the article listed UM as only having 50 doctoral researchers. However, according to Whittenburg, this data does not reflect current researcher numbers as the latest survey from 2022.

What would it take for generosity to go viral?

“Be brave. Give what you can, and then be absolutely amazed at what happens next,”

Montana communities selected to participate in MSU Extension’s Reimagining Rural Program

The Reimagining Rural virtual gathering includes three statewide sessions on Jan. 29, Feb. 12 and Feb. 26. Those sessions are broadcast via Zoom to groups gathered in person in participating towns. Following each session’s speakers, local groups hold facilitated conversations about how new ideas might work in their communities.

Esteemed University of Montana grad, Mae Nan Ellingson has earned a lasting legacy – City Club Missoula – The Montana Constitution: Past and Present with Mae Nan Ellingson – 1/8

As bond counsel with Dorsey & Whitney for three decades, Ellingson had a hand in nearly every public financing project across the state.

Transparency project aims to help Montanans navigate their right to know

A group of law students and activists hopes to educate the public and help everyday people with public records requests.

Montana schools prepare to retool early childhood programs

In Bozeman and elsewhere, Montana’s new early childhood literacy law spells change and potential expansion in the education of kids under 5.

SD2 proposes conversion of Washington Elementary to Washington Innovation Center

The Innovation Center would establish an Early College High School in Montana, which would allow high school students to graduate with both a high school diploma and an associate degree. The facility would also offer the Opportunity School, which gives students the ability to obtain certifications in technology fields to prepare them for modern workforce demands.

How to Build Tech Hubs in the American Heartland

Regions in the US interior are well-positioned to revive their manufacturing industries with new technology.

Montana Lawmakers, Arntzen reach ‘impasse’ on database modernization

“It’s going to become a little accountability vehicle that doesn’t do crap, and we’re going to spend $14 million for it.” Rep. Llew Jones, R-Conrad