Schools

MSU to offer course on ‘Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance’

Montana State University’s Continuing, Professional and Lifelong Learning program in Bozeman will offer a noncredit summer course about former MSU professor Robert Pirsig and his book “Zen and the Art

Sacred Heart Parish School students named to honor roll

Eighty-four students at Sacred Heart Parish School were named to the fourth quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. Of those students, 24 received 4.0 (straight A) grade point

MSU workshop blends the Lewis and Clark Trail with citizen science

Montana State University in Bozeman will host an educator workshop from 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Friday, June 28, called “Citizen Science and the Lewis and Clark Trail.” The workshop is open

MSU to offer a non-credit course on nature writing

Montana State University’s Continuing, Professional and Lifelong Learning program in Bozeman will offer a non-credit course this summer on writing about nature. “Nature Writing in Big Sky Country: Journaling in

Students named to MSU-Northern’s spring 2019 Dean’s List

A total of 351 students were included on the spring semester’s Dean’s List at Montana State University-Northern in Havre. To be listed on the Dean’s List, each student must carry

UM hosts life-changing program for people with spinal cord injuries

At the University of Montana, seven recently injured individuals with paraplegia or quadriplegia are completing an immersive week of rehabilitation, recreational activity and mentorship on navigating life with a spinal

Georgia college invites older adults to retire on its campus

ATLANTA (AP) — Classes are optional for hundreds of seniors expected to transfer to the serene campus of Berry College next summer. And, when they settle in, they plan to

June 7 School Briefs

MCC hires interim president Miles Community College has hired Aaron Clingingsmith as their interim president. Clingingsmith will begin June 10. He previously served as the Interim Executive Directof of University

WMS names students to honor roll

One hundred and twentynine students at Washington Middle School were listed on the fourth quarter honor roll for the 2018-2019 school year. Of those students, seven 7th graders and eight

Walmart extends debt-free college benefits to high schoolers

NEW YORK (AP) — Walmart is extending its debt-free college benefits to high schoolers as a way to attract and retain workers in a tight labor market. The nation’s largest