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Montana lawmakers are showing bipartisan support for a plan to eliminate copayments for parents whose students qualify for reduced-price lunches; The National Science Foundation’s Chief Science Officer has accepted an offer to be Montana Tech’s new chancellor.
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National data show more Montana high school seniors are filling out federal student loan applications this year than last. The application had a smoother rollout compared to last year, which was marred by technical glitches and delays.
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The Montana Department of Corrections is scoping potential locations for a new women’s prison. Department officials pitched Butte commissioners on the idea.
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The Montana Nurses Association and Community Medical Center in Missoula announced Friday they agreed to a new union contract. Montana Tech has been awarded $6.5 million from the Department of Defense to fund workforce development in the mining industry.
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A series of delays at the federal level will impact when students start receiving financial aid offers from Montana colleges.
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Highlands College of Montana Tech will use the $1 million of federal funding given to the Butte-Silver Bow county as pandemic aid to provide workforce development, education and training.
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There’s an ongoing debate in Butte about public health and exposure to heavy metals in the environment from historic and current mining operations. The…
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BUTTE, Mont. (AP) — Major changes are in the works at a Montana university.Montana Tech plans to cut and merge certain programs and cut and transfer some…
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Campaign contributions in the fight over Montana ballot initiative 186 have roughly doubled over the last month, most of that money is backing opponents…
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A new study on human health risks associated with mining recently made waves in Butte, and on Thursday the author is giving a talk at Montana Tech to…