Rocky Mountain College was the only place I could go to for an exchange semester. I read up on the college just enough to see that it seemed good, and I didn’t look up anything about Billings or Montana. I knew I was going here no matter what I thought about it, so why bother?[…]

Many people can say that they remember their first college experiences and we here at Rocky Mountain College try to make those experiences the best they can possibly be. The mission statement for the 2018 Freshmen Orientation was, “To assist students in making a positive transition to college life by preparing them for success in[…]

Campus safety takes on many different meanings depending on the context in which it is presented. Take a moment to think about what campus safety means to you: is it confidence that your room and belongings are secure? Perhaps knowing that your vehicle is safe from theft on campus? Maybe it’s feeling safe around your[…]

“It’s more than just a mundane experience,” said Helen Tolliver, director of the Ryniker-Morrison gallery, while talking about constructing artwork. “It’s the work of the hands, the works of the soul,” she continued. While the nature of art is subjective, many would argue that true art possesses an immersive quality that captures the viewer’s interest[…]

The history of Rocky Mountain College is a tale of three schools, one fateful earthquake, and two brothers who wanted to educate the youth of Montana. In honor of RMC’s 140th anniversary, English professor Jacquee Dundas spoke about her grandfather, Lewis Eaton, his brother Ernest Eaton, and how their story is inexorably tied to Rocky’s.[…]

Rocky Mountain College’s new Doctor of Occupational Therapy (OTD) program is scheduled to begin this upcoming spring semester. Dr. Twylla Kirchen, director of the program, spoke out about the preparations made and goals for the future of occupational therapy in Montana. Before a doctorate program can become official, it needs to be accredited through two[…]