The National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) has commenced, but it’s not too late to get started. According to nanowrimo.org, “National Novel Writing Month is also a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (formerly known as the Office of Letters and Light) that believes your story matters.” NaNoWriMo happens every November of the year. It’s an “internet-based creative writing project [where participants][…]
The Battlin’ Bear football team is setting a new standard for itself this season under head coach Jason Petrino. Although they had to forfeit their first win of the season over Carroll College, due to an ineligible player reported in the game, they have not wavered and continue to build momentum as the season goes[…]
As an institution that has been around for 140 years, Rocky Mountain College has a ton of history with the state of Montana and the local Billings community. A huge part of that history is embodied in the buildings of RMC’s campus, many of which were constructed in the early 1900s. One of the joys[…]
While the number of student-athletes at Rocky Mountain College has risen, there has been an unfortunate decrease in students participating in other campus leadership positions. As of late, Rocky has approximately 1100 students enrolled, and of those students, 38 percent are athletes, leaving only about 682 students free of sport commitments to participate in other[…]
This fall Rocky Mountain College’s Outdoor Recreation program is introducing their first Everest Challenge throughout the month of November. The Outdoor Recreation program is for people who love the outdoors and are adventurous at heart. Their mission is to “provide recreational programs that challenge the individual and contribute to student wellness.” For the Everest Challenge,[…]
“Part of this education process is more than just the classes, it’s the living on the campus and the friends you’ll make for a lifetime,” said James David Anderson, a former Rocky Mountain College student and professor. Anderson, who often goes by Jim, graduated from RMC with a business degree in 1967. He sat down[…]
Higher education often comes at a high price, and at a private school like Rocky Mountain College, tuition expenses are important. Rocky’s tuition has risen by four percent since last year. According to the RMC website, full-time tuition expenses are $27, 982 a year, this is excluding room and board, along with other fees, which[…]
Rocky Mountain College’s Black Tie Blue Jeans fundraising event celebrated it’s celebrated its 31st anniversary on Nov. 2. This event provides RMC with the opportunity to express gratitude to various donors of the college as well as raise money for student scholarships. Rocky prides itself on supplying quality education for all students. Although tuition at[…]
I never knew that five weeks into my freshman year of college I would be flying to Santa Barbara, CA for a training seminar. I joined the group Young Americans for Freedom only five days after moving in, and am now the treasurer of the group. I have been working tirelessly alongside all of our[…]
Career changes can occur at any age and stage in life, and one Rocky Mountain College senior illustrates that point full well. Thirty-nine-year-old Edward Tanzosh — often known as “Eddie” — is a nontraditional student who’s transitioned from Army veteran to Alaskan police officer to published children’s book illustrator. He will graduate in the spring[…]