Winter 2003

• Better Big Sky Science
  NSF EPSCoR Funnels Funding to Montana
• Language Leader
  Educator Works to Save
  Fading Indian Culture
• Ancient Oceans
  UM Paleontologist Studies
  Reefs and Life Across the Eons
• Math Mogul
  UM Professor Designs
  Widely Used Curriculum
• Economics 101
  Expert Helps Leaders Understand
  State's Diverse Economy

Fall 2001

• Raising Montana
  UM, State Research Childrearing Costs
• Buyer Beware:
  Watch for Hidden Interest
• Bacteria Busters
  Material Patented by UM Reduces Bacteria in Food
• Carbon Castaway
  UM Researcher Creates Unique Sensors to Study the World's Water
• First Ladies of Literacy
  Professors Earn NEA Grant for Summer Reading Camps
• Healing Waters
  UM Launches New Study of Whitefish Lake
• Briefs
  Kicking the Cigarette Habit, Journalism Students Learn from the Pros, and Educators Discover Lewis & Clark

Spring 2001

• Publishing Pros
  UM Researchers Publish Papers in Top Science Journals
• Beetle Battles
  The Strange World of Horned Combatants
• 'Boys Will Be Boys'
  Old Adage Not Good Enough Anymore
• From Mice to Mankind
  Seeking Molecular Remedies for Disease
• Heartwalk 2001
  Griz Football's First Family Heads This Year's Event
• Adventures Down Under
  UM Professor Travels to 'Amazingly Interesting Place'

Fall 2000

• The Greening of Montana
  University research, expertise power state's economic development
• The World of E-Commerce
  Business school graduates take technology skills to the Internet
• Business to Business
  Online directory showcases Montana manufacturers
• From Bench to Business
  Three case studies
• Rocky Mountain Global
  Taking Montana products into the world marketplace
• Virtual Corporations
  The RAVE of the future
• Forecasting Montana's Economic Future
  BBER plans seminars for early 2001

June/July 2000

• Research
  NCUR Notes: Students showcase research and creative efforts at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research.
• Biological Sciences
  Dog Days of Summer: Aimee Hurt's bear scat study was made possible through IBS-CORE, a program that funds projects for undergraduate researchers.
• Science
  Montana Academy of Sciences: High school students and professionals from around the state are "part of a community," thanks to this science organization.
• Joint effort: Astronaut Jerry Ross gives a tour of the International Space Station.
• Briefs
  Lost in Space Camp: Kids learned about rockets, teachers received GIS training and the public saw stunning NASA images at the Big Sky Rendez-Vous.
• Rediscovering Lewis and Clark: A UM program will host a new National Lewis and Clark Education Center.
• Out of the Classroom, Into the Field: Teachers spend part of their summer at UM, learning research skills in the Montana Teachers Investigate Ecology Project.
• Exercising Minds: Montana students win big at Detroit's International Science and Engineering Fair.

February/March 2000

• Business
  An EnAIBLing Experience: Planting Seeds of Economic Self-Sufficiency
• Biology
  The World of Dr. Frankenhive: Researcher Studies How Bees Regulate Hive Heat
• Pharmacy
  A Head Start: Summer Program Brings American Indians Into Health Careers
• Psychology
  Good Medicine: Improving Mental Health Services in American Indian Communities
• Native American Studies
  Awakenings: McNair Scholar Brings Blackfeet History to Light
• Briefs
  Grant boosts Indian science students; UM Native American Studies program graduates to department; campus hosts several Indian organizations.

August/September 1999

• Education
  Finding the Keys to School Safety
• Mathematics
  You Do the Math: Curriculum Reform Project Aims to Keep Numbers Up
• Pharmacy
  Plant Detective: Snooping Around in Nature's Pharmacopeia
• Ethics
  From Bison to Boardrooms: UM a Leader in Putting Ethics Into Practice
• Briefs
  Incubator helps hatch entrepreneurs; UM hosts National Undergraduate Student Conference

May/June 1999

• Outdoor Studies
  Nature's Classroom: The Montana Natural History Center.
  Slug Slime: Students produce 'Field Notes' for KUFM radio.
• Law
  Real Clients, Real Problems: Law students get a trial by fire in clinical program.
• Service Learning
  Montana Campus Compact: Higher education's pledge to community service.
• Lifelong Lessons: Survey shows impacts of volunteerism.
• Journalism
  Covering Government: The journalism school's Community News Service.

March 1999

• History
  Revolution and Diplomacy: The 'necessary evil' of diplomatic immunity.
• Rural Institute
  Living the Dream: Projects that help people with disabilities.
• Chemistry
  Swheat Success: Turning grain into dollars.
• Sociology
  Person to Person: Helping communities cope with change.
• Geology
  In the Land of Genghis Khan: Uncovering Central Asia's earth history.

November/December 1998

• Social Sciences
  Poverty and Welfare Reform: Will Communities Be Able to Cope?
• Ecology
  Watershed CPR: Working Toward Healthy Rivers.
• Wildlife Biology
  Bear Necessities: Giving Ursus a Chance to Recover.
  Living With Bears
• Bioethics
  Health Care on Main Street: Helping Rural Hospitals Address Ethical Issues.
• Neuroscience
  Frontiers in Neuroscience: Insights Into CNS Regeneration and Repair