Karen Marrongelle will join Montana Tech on Aug. 4. She currently serves as the chief science officer of the U.S. National Science Foundation. Marrongelle previously served as dean of the College ...

BUTTE, Mont. — Montana Tech football’s spring camp came to an end on Friday in Butte, and the young team is excited about their prospects come this fall. The Orediggers have recorded at least ...

“Dr. Marrongelle’s extensive STEM and research background is a perfect fit for Montana Tech. Under her experienced leadership, Montana Tech will continue to grow and expand the university’s nationally ...

4. Marrongelle will join the Montana Tech campus from her role as the chief science officer of the U.S. National Science Foundation. Prior to joining NSF, Marrongelle was dean of the College of ...

A small town in Montana called Pray is up for sale and its rich history and proximity to attractions like Yellowstone ...

BUTTE — Montana Tech announced on Wednesday that Dr. Karen Marrongelle has been selected as the 13th Chancellor of the university, starting August 4, 2025. According to a press release, Dr.

Karen Marrongelle, who has a Ph.D. in mathematics education, said last month that she and her family longed to return to the West. She talked then about the warm reception she had received in ...

“Dr. Marrongelle’s extensive STEM and research background is a perfect fit for Montana Tech. Under her experienced leadership, Montana Tech will continue to grow and expand the university ...

(Jordan Hansen / Daily Montanan) In 2020, the NAIA passed name, image and likeness rules for its member schools. It allowed athletes to be paid, but, Montana Tech men’s basketball head coach Adam ...

She helped Tech to the team title at Meadow Springs Country Club. Woods rebounded from her first round of 90 strokes to shoot 81 on the second day. It was the best second round of any golfer in ...

And honestly, that’s the kind of tech we need more of. If technology can now map the unseen depths of our waterways with precision, what’s stopping us from taking stronger action to protect them?