The plans for a $100 million redevelopment along the Hip Strip remain uncertain after the group designing the buildings canceled a public meeting, saying the project should not be finalized after a controversy over one of the developer’s online messages. Read more
More than 100 students came into the new undergraduate Environmental Science and Sustainability degree this fall, 68 of whom were new to the University of Montana, placing it on track to be the second-largest degree in the W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation after Wildlife Biology. Read more
The University of Montana has lost more than $25.5 million from COVID-19 and is running an estimated $6.8 million operating fund deficit based on 2022’s fiscal year budget. Read more
The retirement of 15 tenured professors in the College of Humanities and Sciences after next spring will leave the statistics discipline with no full-time statistician, according to Julie Baldwin, an associate dean at the college. Read more
This semester, the University of Montana came back in a whirlwind of live concerts, sporting events and in-person classes. After nearly two years of solitude, we’re seeing people again. We can… Read more
The Furnace, Oct. 9. — Jake Howell stands before a crowd of dozens of Missoula music fans, singing a song he wrote, “Saturdays when I forget…” Behind him is the band, four men he trusts with h… Read more
Austin Amestoy: From the Montana Kaimin, University of Montana's independent, student-run newspaper, this is the Kaimin Cast for the week of Nov. 15. Read more
“Red (Taylor’s Version)” just came out and it's beautiful. I listened to it twice, cried a lot and wished for the millionth time that day that I could stream my favorite songs from "Speak Now" without feeling guilty. Read more
Tis’ the season for Charlie Brown Christmas trees, awkward and tense holiday dinners with your drunk relatives, eggnog and mediocre holiday movies. With finals just around the corner, it’s hard to get into the holiday spirit cramming for a chemistry exam that may make or break your grade. Bu… Read more
At the beginning of the sixth episode of “Maid,” the midpoint of the new Netflix limited series, the titular character Alex Russell rides into town in her green Subaru, a canoe strapped to the roof. Salt-N-Pepa’s “Shoop” plays from a tape as she takes the Orange Street exit, drives past Fres… Read more
“Red (Taylor’s Version)” just came out and it's beautiful. I listened to it twice, cried a lot and wished for the millionth time that day that I could stream my favorite songs from "Speak Now" without feeling guilty.
If someone compiled a list of the “Top 10 ways to piss off Missoulians,” it’s likely former Canadian pro-footballer and real-estate developer Aaron Wagner would check most of the boxes.
More than one hundred years ago, the University of Montana dedicated 29 trees to its students who died during WWI. While some died in combat, the vast majority actually came down with the 1918 Spanish flu — most of the cases being at Fort Missoula. Hundreds of people died in Missoula from th…
