Montana Education Excellence

The program’s goals are twofold: more literate and persuasive writers, and teachers better versed in English education and criticism.

Instead of making an ill-timed gesture to a retiring president, the regents ought to have shown resolve to save money however they can while maintaining quality education.

MSU Billings, among the first campuses in Montana to offer classes over the Internet, remains a leader in the state, with 17 certificate or degree programs completely online.

Reynolds’ interests were also influenced by teacher Gary Betcher, who outfitted Choteau High School with a room full of Radio Shack TRS-80s, one of the first personal computers. Ralph Paulus also had an early Apple II, and after Reynolds finished helping with farm work, he would spend hours programming games.

Clay Christian, Board of Regents vice chair, at the direction of board chair Steve Barrett, has selected the 20-member search committee tasked with finding the successor for University of Montana President George M. Dennison, who intends to retire Aug. 15 after two decades at the helm.

“This is the most exciting fiscal budget period I’ve ever seen,” Deputy Commissioner of Higher Education Mick Robinson said.

In the age of digital technology, and at time when shrinking state tax revenue is dominating the day’s agenda, is it possible to reduce travel expenses by using technology?

Pharmacy School Retains Top-10 Ranking

The city was chosen because or its efforts to provide healthier meals for students.

The document portrays MSU as a hard-working bargain — where it costs only 76 cents to teach students for every dollar it costs at similar research universities, and where academic departments teach 23 percent more classes than their national peers.