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Summer program in Helena aims to help students grow in filmmaking, applications open

“[We] can help you build a portfolio and give you a little sample of what a career in communications, the media arts, filmmaking, gaming can be like,” says Director of the NEH Program at Helena College, Dr. Ari Lee Laskin.

Emotionally Intelligent People Do This to Make a Great First Impression. Most People Do the Opposite

Researchers from Harvard and Wharton find a surprising way to come across as competent and likable.

Senator Jon Tester Secures $119.9 Million for High-Speed Internet Connectivity for 61,000 Montanans

“Since I came to the U.S. Senate, I’ve been working to increase high-speed internet connectivity across our state so that folks in rural Montana don’t fall through the cracks. That’s why I fought for this funding in the American Rescue Plan, and I’m proud to see these federal dollars finally going to projects that will serve every corner of the Treasure State.”

Applications NOW OPEN for our 2023-24 Girls Leadership Program – Red Ants Pants Foundation

We are excited to announce our application is now open. The purpose of the Red Ants Pants Foundation Girls Leadership Program is to inspire hope, build strength, develop pride, and foster courage in rural Montana girls. Please share this opportunity with a family member, neighbor, employee, or any young woman you know!

Code Girls United Montana Announces Summer Camp Locations and Dates

Code Girls United will be hosting summer camps for girls grades 4-8 this summer in Billings, Kalispell, Ronan, and Harlem!

Gutting arts funding is a bad look for Wyoming’s future

A penchant for creative problem-solving makes artists resilient pillars of our communities, which is why they need state support.

Montana State students to benefit from privately run hotel on campus

“Having a fully integrated hotel here on campus will provide opportunities for students enrolled in our four-year and associate of applied science degree programs. This partnership will boost enrollments of these high-demand areas, which is something the state’s hospitality industry has asked us to do,” said Alison Harmon, vice president of research and economic development.

Coming soon: Dvele showcases coming $80 Million foundry in Butte that could employ hundreds.

The Dvele facility will make modular homes that can be built in months and then shipped out for placement. They can be built at 30% to 40% less cost than traditional houses, the company says.

Entrepreneurs are the key to Wyoming’s future

Don’t think of economic diversification as a complete 180. It’s about building off who we already are.

Bill Gates Loves This ‘Amazingly Well Done’ TV Series That I’m Obsessed With Too

It can teach you a lot about leadership and power.