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The University of Illinois has parted ways with football staff member Bobby Hauck, according to a report from The News-Gazette. Hauck, a veteran college football coach best known for his long tenure leading the Montana Grizzlies, had been associated with the Illinois programme, and the separation ends that connection. Further details about the circumstances of the move were not immediately provided.
- 2University of Montana Graduate Student Develops New Drug Candidates▼UM Graduate Student Discovers, Designs Drugs to Improve Human Health
A graduate student at the University of Montana is being highlighted for research that involves discovering and designing drug compounds aimed at improving human health. The university shared the story of the student's work, which spans early drug discovery through the design of potential new medicines. The announcement has drawn attention to the university's graduate research programs and their contribution to pharmaceutical science, though specific details about the compounds or health targets have not been widely reported.
- 3Retired NASA astronaut John Herrington to visit Montana State Sept. 28●Retired NASA astronaut John Herrington to visit Montana State on Sept. 28
Retired NASA astronaut John Herrington is scheduled to visit Montana State University in Bozeman on September 28. The visit by Herrington, the first enrolled Native American to fly in space, is being announced by the university ahead of the event. Further details about his schedule or the topic of his appearance were not included in the announcement.
- 4Montana State University research spending tops $300 million▼Montana State University’s annual research spending grows 7% to top $300 million for the first time
Montana State University's annual research spending grew 7% and surpassed $300 million for the first time in the university's history. The milestone reflects continued expansion of research activity at the Bozeman campus, a leading research institution in Montana, and underscores its growing role in federally and externally funded science.