If we want to beat virus, wear the mask By Chronicle editorial board Jun 28, 2020 Let’s be blunt. We’re flunking the reopening of the economy. Big time. On the national, state and local levels.
City saluted for changes to next budget By Chronicle editorial board Jun 26, 2020 Bozeman city commissioners completed a budgeting process this week unlike any other in recent memory. The process set a record for public comments submitted, and commissioners responded to those comments by making substantive adjustments to the final product.
MSU's face mask policy needs further thought By Chronicle editorial board Jun 23, 2020 In its current state, Montana State University’s plan for reopening for the fall semester could best be described as “evolving.” And that’s understandable. There are a lot of moving parts in the coronavirus pandemic, and it’s impossible to predict exactly what may be happening come August.
Gutting migratory treaty threatens nation's birds By Erick Greene Guest columnist 3 hrs ago Throughout the last three and a half years, the Trump administration has rolled back fundamental protections for human health and the environment. Most of these rollbacks defy common sense – none more so than gutting the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, a law that has protected birds across North …
Wear the mask and be part of community's solution By Alex Washburne Guest columnist Jul 1, 2020 Montanans love Montana. We love our communities, and we have a strong sense of personal responsibility in every aspect of our lives. These strengths and shared values are what we need to turn the COVID challenge into an opportunity to make our community stronger.
Montana law officers deserve our thanks, support By Kurt Alme and Tim Fox Guest columnists Jul 1, 2020 Sworn law enforcement officers in Montana adhere to a high code of ethics which states, “As a law enforcement officer, my fundamental duty is to serve the community; to safeguard lives and property; to protect the innocent against deception, the weak against oppression or intimidation and th…
Which drugs and therapies are proven to work, and which ones don't, for COVID-19? William Petri University of Virginia
From marmots to mole-rats to marmosets – studying many genes in many animals is key to understanding how humans can live longer Amanda Kowalczyk University of Pittsburgh
With the help of trained dolphins, our team of researchers is building a specialized drone to help us study dolphins in the wild Jason Bruck Oklahoma State University
COVID-19 and teletherapy may be changing how much you know about your therapist Adrienne Lapidos University of Michigan
A summer of protest, unemployment and presidential politics – welcome to 1932 James N. Gregory University of Washington
Fireworks can torment veterans and survivors of gun violence with PTSD – here's how to celebrate with respect for those who served Arash Javanbakht Wayne State University
