Montana Archive
Custer County Junior College, the college destined to become Miles Community College (MCC) was established in 1939. Classes for this college were being offered in temporary facilities through hosting by high schools. 28 years down the line, the college managed …
In 1909, Mount St. Charles College was founded by Bishop Carroll. Just over 20 years later, the college changed its name and named in honor of the founder bishop. As was the intentions of the founder, Carroll College still holds …
Montana State University-Bozeman (MSU) has it history dating back to 1893 as an agricultural college. It was one of the states’ land-grant colleges and was offering programs in agricultural studies and mechanic arts. In 1965, the college had advanced in …
Montana State University-Northern (MSUN, MSU-Northern) is the sixth oldest university of the Montana State University System. It was established in Havre High School in 1929 and remained there temporarily until its own departments were built at the current main campus …
Montana State School of mines opened doors for the first batch of students in 1900, offering two degrees in mining and electrical engineering. As more programs were added to the school by 1965 the name ‘school ‘was dropped and ‘college …
In 1977, a branch campus of Flathead Valley Community College, destined to become Salish Kootenai College was opened. The same year, the tribal council passed a resolution to have a tribal college in Pablo and the reservation branch of Flathead …
