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Montana universities will benefit from new leaders’ vision

"We will all grow."

Montana university system says new high reached in enrollment

Large increases were seen in older students returning to school, the number of students attending two-year programs and transferring from them to four-year programs.

The Big Sky Science Partnership aims to strengthen science education on and near Indian reservations in Montana

"Research shows that students are more engaged and have improved test scores when they learn material using these methods (that the program emphasizes)."

Requirement that students be enrolled in Butte, Montana schools in order to take online classes tabled

"One of the reasons that it passed and it was funded was that it was intended to be available to all," Sesso told the board Monday. "We are facing resistance and push back from people who are not allowed in."

Montana Regents’ meeting goes live

Montana residents who would like to know more about how the Montana University System operates can tune in to live streaming video of this week’s Montana Board of Regents meeting in Missoula.

Montana Students Lend a Voice in Decreasing Drop-Out Rates

Montana has one of the highest drop-out rates in the country and 25% of those students who drop out are Native American. That is why State Superintendent Denise Juneau is giving a voice to students in her fight to keep teens in school.

Montana State University to invest $500,000 in expanding distance education

Montana State University officials say the university has fallen behind other colleges in offering education to Montanans who work or live at a distance, but now it’s taking steps to turn that around.

Chronicle editorial: We must remember successes of Montana’s U-System

The state Board of Regents and Montana State University President Waded Cruzado speak with one voice when they voice concern that MSU loses about one in four students between the first and second years in school. They are also unanimous in their concern that only 47 percent of incoming students graduate in six years.

University of Montana president convenes council to improve communications. Public encourage to participate in future meetings

Engstrom encouraged the public to attend future meetings, as there will be an opportunity for comment and open dialogue.

University of Montana working on ‘big ideas curriculum’

Students may soon see a change in the way general education courses are taught at The University of Montana, and could have the opportunity to focus on a specific topic that is woven throughout their education.