4K City Walks - Bozeman Montana - Montana State University - Virtual Walking Trails for Treadmill
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- Despite some technical difficulties in "4K City Walks - Bozeman Montana - Montana State University - Virtual Walking Trails for Treadmill" we take a nice walking tour around MSU campus in Bozeman. The school is not in session but there's lots of new construction going on and we have a beautiful summer day to walk. We start on College Avenue and work our way east and then north. We see several different dorms and halls as well as the Brick Breeden field house, the duck pond, and views of Bobcat Stadium and the Gallatins. I hope you enjoy this wonderful college campus. See below for a link to previous Bozeman walks and info from Wikipedia.
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From Wikipedia:
Montana State University (MSU) is a public land-grant research university in Bozeman, Montana. It is the state's largest university. MSU offers baccalaureate degrees in 60 fields, master's degrees in 68 fields, and doctoral degrees in 35 fields through its nine colleges. The university regularly reports annual research expenditures in excess of $100 million, including a record $138.8 million in 2019.
Located on the south side of Bozeman, the university's 1,170 acres (470 ha) campus is the largest in the state. The elevation of the campus is 4,900 feet (1,500 m) above sea level.
More than 16,700 students attended MSU in fall 2019, taught by 796 full-time and 547 part-time faculty. The university's main campus in Bozeman is home to KUSM television, KGLT radio, and the Museum of the Rockies. MSU provides outreach services to citizens and communities statewide through its agricultural experiment station and 60 county and reservation extension offices.
Montana State University maintains extensive research programs, providing opportunities for undergraduates, graduates, and advanced graduate students. The university is in the top 3 percent of colleges and universities in the United States in research expenditures and regularly reports annual research expenditures in excess of $100 million, including a record $138.8 million in the fiscal year that ended in June 2019. In that same year the university said its faculty wrote 1,100 grant proposals, which led to grant awards worth about $485 million which will be spent over several years.
MSU is the national leader for Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Fellowships and is among the top ten institutions in the country for recipients of Goldwater Scholarships, having produced 74 of the scholars as of May 2019. The university counts among its graduates several recipients of the Rhodes and Truman scholarships, and MSU has consistently produced winners of USA Today Academic All-America honors. Montana State University offers the world's only Master of Fine Arts degree in Science and Natural History Filmmaking, and MSU's Museum of the Rockies is home to the largest T. Rex skull ever found-bigger, even, than "Sue" at the Chicago Field Museum.
Montana State University refers to itself as "the University of the Yellowstone," for its extensive research and scholarly activities concerning the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Montana State University has received more than five times the number of National Science Foundation grants for Yellowstone studies than its nearest competition, Stanford and UCLA, according to David Roberts, head of MSU's ecology department.[citation needed.
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College of Agriculture
College of Arts and Architecture
Jake Jabs College of Business and Entrepreneurship
College of Education, Health & Human Development
Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering
College of Letters & Science
College of Nursing
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Thank you so much for this video, I am transfer student set to start in August, I didnt really wanted to spend money visiting the school as I could tell if I liked the campus or not via tours like this one, but there is no virtual tour like this one. Thank you so much man!!! MSU owes you for securing this future student.
Thanks so much for saying so and I’m so glad you found it useful. Bozeman is a great town and the campus is quite nice with lots of new buildings. Hope you enjoy your time as a bobcat. - H
Aww I studied here for a year in 2002-2003. It was my year abroad and I lived in Quad A. One of the best years of my life and I loved it so much. Bozeman is beautiful 😍 thanks for the tour
Oh wow! Glad you enjoyed the video and your time there. Cheers. -H
What a beautiful university! Beautiful trees all over the campus, great great environment!
Thanks for visiting -H
Beautiful university
Indeed. Such a great town too. -H
How beautiful. Thanks so much for making this video, Henry. Loving it! : )
Glad you enjoyed it! -H
the video is very good, I really like the calm atmosphere. thanks for sharing and have a nice day 🚶🎥
Thank you very much -H
Good morning my friend, have a nice day
Good morning. You as well. -H
Garbage has not fallen!
I was surprised that the lawn was so beautiful!
The roadside trees and the green of the lawn, the blue of the sky, a very relaxing video!
So nice of you. They keep it pretty clean and well kept. Thanks for the comment -H
Thanks for wonderful Campus tour. I love it!
Glad you enjoyed it! -H
Good timing! Got the message when I am on the treadmill. Finished my 45 minutes walk with your nice and interesting video!
Hope you enjoyed it! -H
Beautiful university campus tour. Lovely weather. I enjoyed it very much. Also loved the duck pond! Thanks for sharing. Have a good weekend my friend ☺💕
You too and thanks -H
Really nice campus, thanks for the tour.. it's a great experience. 👍
Thanks so much -H
Great day followed by great walk nice greenery keep going on awesome 👏 👏👍♥️
Thank you, I will -H
This is very therapeutic the morning sounds
Many thanks. Glad it helps. -H
Neautiful day in Montana. I like so much this area :-). Have a nice weekend Henry!
Thanks, you too! -H
The weather actually looks great there
It can be pretty incredible. -H
Gorgeous places to share thank you friend ❤️
Glad you enjoyed -H
Beautiful city, where everyone wants to spend time.
Thanks so much -H
It's like a gift on Friday. Thank you. :)
Enjoy! -H
this is so beautiful! Thanks for sharing this beautiful university with us
Our pleasure! -H
What a beautiful walk thank you
Glad you enjoyed it -H
Beautiful campus area, nice enviroment and so huge. Thanks for the walk ;))
Thanks for visiting -H
Nice walk my friend ! Thanks for sharing ! 👍🍺
Glad you enjoyed it -H
Amazing Vlog, It's so cool and Very Beautiful Place, Nice Walking tour my friend😀From NYC😀👍
Thanks so much! I'd love to visit NYC someday soon. At least for a bit. So many people!
-H
Nice walk my friend.. you the best....thank you for sharing...
Thank you too -H
very beautiful weather and a great day to film, always so nice video quality.
Thanks for visiting -H
thank you for this beautiful view, I really enjoyed, I feel walking with you.
Glad you enjoyed -H
Amazing tour.. thanks Henry
My pleasure! -H
Beautiful weather and amazing places. Thank you for sharing the great video.:-)
Thank you too -H
That's very nice. Thanks for this video my friend.
Thank you too -H
I graduated from MSU 40 years ago and simply cannot believe the number of new buildings and facilities! I am glad to see that they passed the referendum to renovate Romney Hall. Your virtual walking tour of the campus brought back so many great memories. Although I enjoyed your ongoing narrative, some of your comments (e.g., construction "filling up all the green spaces", and "preaching" (e.g., your opinion about university athletics) definitely took my mind completely off the campus tour. Unquestionably, we all have opinions about how universities funnel their revenue, but you're giving a campus tour not a lecture. Otherwise, well done.
Glad you enjoyed it -H
Happy to walk with you:) thanks for your explain😊
Thanks for coming -H
Beautiful views! stay safe
Thank you, I will. You too! -H
Thank you for sharing:) Great Univ. walk.
Glad you enjoyed it -H
Some nice university grounds. Cool film
Many thanks -H
great weather! thanks for sharing
Thanks for visiting -H
It’s a very good video. Thanks for taking me back to MSU. I got my degree in engineering from the graduate school many many years ago.
That's awesome! the campus has changed a bit over the last 10 years but the classic memorable places are still there. The SUB, the duckpond, the library, etc. Thanks for commenting and sharing. -H
Beautiful tour of the university!!
That was nice, wasn't it?
Many thanks -H
Looks so nice. Stay safe
Thanks so much. You too. -H
Looking forward to attending this fall semester
Hope they can open. You'll love the town. -H
Honestly an excellent walk in MSU, thank you so much Henry, 😩 I think USA will remain a dream than can never be realized 😩
I hope that's not true. Hopefully we can change our direction back to inclusivity soon. Thanks for your support. -H
City Walks I hope so, Thank you for all Henry 💪🏼
nice place,thumbs up
Thank you very much! -H
Great sunny video full of nature 😊
Is it GoPro with gimbal? 😊
Gopro with a z-axis stabilizer from Scotty Makes but it's not a gimbal. -H
We are enjoying with you!! the first!!! 👌👌😍😍
Yay! Thank you! -H
Beautiful walk, new friend
Thanks for visiting -H
Astonished by the neatly cut grass everywhere... looks definitely beautiful... Have wanted to visit Montana since Forrest Gump movie !
Interesting. Did he go to Montana in the movie? I can't remember. Thanks for the comment. -H
@@CityWalks in the scenes where he's jogging! I can't remember the exact town, but it's in Montana. It's one of my favourite movies ever, and remember reading all the locations years ago... A dream to visit them, that was the plan...
Look here! www.movie-locations.com/movies/f/Forrest-Gump.php
Great 👍
Thank you! Cheers! -H
I go to school there, haven’t been there since March because of Quarantine so it was good to see it again.
Nice, I got my graduate degree there. Hope they can open up in the fall. -H
. Well, thank you. This whoie thing was memory lane for me. I got my bachelor's degree there and my wife and I also worked there for years, she in the kitchen at Hannon Hall where she got her food service certification, me in housing and food services supplying custodians and kitchens with everything but appliances and equipment. We left in 1998, so to see what has happened in twenty-two years is a treat. I watched this thing all the way through, sometimes going back to catch some detail and referencing a map on another tab.
. I have a close friend who wants to see this to see how two M.S.U.s compare and contrast, this one in Montana and the one in Michigan where I live now.
Love hearing these kinds of stories. So glad you enjoyed the tour. Yeah, they've built a lot of buildings the last few years and you wouldn't believe how much Bozeman has changed since '98.
All the best -H
Really enjoyed this one
I'm glad! -H
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Nice walking 😍
Thank you very much! -H
69 Like 😍👍👍👍 Thanks for sharing my friend. How beautiful 😍 Have a nice week. All the Best 🍀
Thank you! You too! -H
CW, they must've known you were coming to visit. I don't think I saw one piece of paper on the ground. Can't wait for your drive into the mountains.
Nice view at the end (41:50) looking back toward the reddish brown building!
Thanks so much. Headed to Yellowstone tomorrow. -H
Awesome! Like and sub from Brazil!
Thanks -H
Nice video!! I was myself an international graduate student of Microbiology (Lewis Hall) fifteen years ago. Nice colorful MSU signboard shown in the beginning of the video. I thoroughly enjoyed the video. Brought some good memory. Many thanks. You may have missed engineering building and front view of Montana Hall.
Love hearing personal stories like this. Yes, I'm not as familiar as I was while I was there for Grad school 15 years ago. We must have been on campus at the same time! -H
Hopefully you went back to India
Great sunny day.. the name of university has same abbreviation where I graduated, but not Michigan. ;-)
Yes, it can be confusing in some conversations. I usually just refer to it as Montana State. Much different than Michigan :-) -H
Have you guys thought of doing some walks at Glacier National Park? It looks like a stunning area to walk in.
I certainly have and will when the conditions permit. The whole east side was closed off this year. -H
Is that a crow? my place is very rarely crow in a crowd ..nice Video N info...👌
Yes, it was a bit angry at me for some reason. -H
Go Bobcats!
Hahah. Heck yeah. -H
montana state university its good
agree -H
So beautiful weather too. Thanks for sharing. Let support each other.
Thanks for visiting -H
This campus and the city overall are just gorgeous. I had the chance to live near Bozeman in two different periods few years ago when I was myself a student, coming from Europe. I don't know if you had the chance, but have you ever been to 320 Guest Ranch? Another awesome spot not to far away for Montana standards.
Haven't been there but certainly know where it is. Thanks for the comment and personal connection -H
aquele like 👍
Many thanks -H
10th video walk complete, Yay! 👟👟👍😂. Thank you👍
Well done! -H
nice uni....been here in 2008....
Thanks Bashir, hope you enjoyed your time there. -H
Awesome! Please do Montana Tech in Butte!
Great suggestion! Thanks
Love your video. I am in Greece 🇬🇷 to share my life. Welcome!
Awesome! Thank you! -H
Hi Henry! I came across your Bozeman, MT videos while I was researching Montana State University (and earned yourself a subscriber :P). I am from Knoxville, TN and I am currently an upcoming senior in high school. I am looking into colleges all over the Midwest and Montana and I just wanted to ask you a few questions regarding MSU since you graduated there! I have lived in the Midwest before (only 9 months in Wisconsin) so I have seen the infamous Midwest winters, however, other than that, I have lived in the south my whole life. Quite frankly though, even though the winter was nothing I have ever seen before, the summer in WI was absolutely amazing compared to the constant humidity in TN, and would love to experience a new culture and climate. Would I adapt well to the weather, what kind of car would you recommend having up there, and what are some winter recreational activities you would suggest? In addition, none of my family members live there, so I would have to make friends up there to keep me sane haha. Regarding that, how was your experience at MSU, how welcoming are people up there to outsiders, and if I decided to live there after my college days, are there opportunities for jobs in Bozeman or anywhere in Montana? I plan to major in Pharmacy. I appreciate you taking time out of your day to read and potentially answer my comment! Have an awesome day!
Hi Tyson and thanks for the sub. I went to Grad School there but I can answer some of your questions. I grew up in Wilmington, NC and Cincinnati, OH so I know humidity and you will love the lack of it out here. It's dry so cold is not so cold, and hot is not so hot. We are nothing like WI and not really in the midwest (sorry to nit pick). Bozeman is right next to the mountains and booming right now. I found the people here very welcoming but the world has changed so I can't really speak to that anymore but Montanans are generally a friendly bunch that tend to judge you on what you do rather than who you are, if that makes sense. Summers are fantastic out here but don't start until mid June and are over by mid September. Only the most remote forest service roads require any kind of special vehicle, though you are better off with a higher clearance vehicle than a sedan. Many, Many people have subaru wagons. Fishing is year round (fly fishing) and winter activities include alpine skiing, cross country skiing, ice climbing, indoor climbing, etc. Bozeman is booming for now but I can't speak to need for pharmacists. I'm guessing you could find work if you are a reliable worker. You'll love MSU and make plenty of friends in college wherever you go. Hope that helps. -H
City Walks Yes that does help. Thank you so much, I look forward to applying there and visiting when COVID is over!
@@thelesbrarian Hi Emily, thanks for the question. Yes, it's pretty easy as it's a small city. If you were to invest in a bike/ebike, you'd be fine. Do get to another town or out into the mountains, you'll need a car or friends with a car. There is a bus service that is free ( called Streamline) around town but not as comprehensive as cities in Europe. Hope that helps.
MSU is awesome because its 94 percent white
The parking lot is very large. There is no such large university in Japan. I was surprised at Montana.
Yes, we have too many cars here. Thanks for the comment - H
20:00 me chilling with my buddies on the grass
Duck, Duck, Goose! -H
wonderful
like71 lets be friend
Thanks and sure -H
Like👍👌👌👌✌️💚🌹💚🌹💚
Thanks for the visit -H
Thansk -H
Thanks fucking so much man..... u r special
You are welcome.
Henry nice university very cared , i hope you vote for donald trump🤗
I will absolutely not.
City Walks biden is worst i think so
@@Happybubblewall I respectfully disagree.
Your take on college athletics in my opinion is completely wrong you have no clue on how much money college athletics brings into the schools
Well, actually I do, but it’s ok if we disagree. Have a great day. -H
I hate to get off path here, because I love going on walks with CW… wherever he is. I also love attending Bobcat sporting events on campus in Bozeman. So does my son, so does my father. It is a generational tradition for many families. No need to knock it, as the overall athletic endowment benefits everyone at MSU in the end. That applies to most public universities of our size. Reach out to President Cruzado if you need a breakdown on how athletics can raise a university’s academic profile. You literally spent 7/8 of your time on this video showing off the awesome non-athletic facilities on campus. Then complained about athletics wasting money, then complained about some kid’s car stereo reducing the monetization of your video. 🤷🏼♂️
Plenty of legacy money flowing into academics at MSU these days. Hopefully you are part of that!
Keep up the good work my man!
athletics is important but I do believe overvalued
Fking earning 100 times more than regular people, they deserved?