Montana Technology Enterprise Center (MonTEC) and the University of Montana have received grant funding to create a space for female small-business owners to network, grow and improve the financial standing of their businesses. Read more
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Editor’s Note: Jordynn Paz is UM’s program coordinator for American Indian Student Services and a recent UM graduate. While in school, Paz wrote opinion columns for the Montana Kaimin regarding Native issues in Montana and beyond. Read more
Third-year pharmacy student Kinsey Smith administered her first COVID-19 vaccine at the Curry Health Center Friday morning. Read more
Professor Robert Greene, acclaimed Russian scholar, longtime chair of the history department and a friend and mentor to many, died Dec. 18, 2020. He was 45. His death was caused by complications related to prostate cancer, which Greene battled while simultaneously teaching classes, starting … Read more
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Dr. Kenneth Chatriad took a break from his work to wipe down the 12 smooth, light blue plastic chairs spaced out in a Curry Health Center hallway. Chatriad, the center’s pharmacy manager, walked through his newly constructed immunization center. Though it was hard to tell under his mask and … Read more
Walking through the doors of the Adams Center feels like walking through a ghost town. Posters line the walls—posters of players and teams, yes, but also COVID-19 protocols and mask reminders.… Read more
Dr. Kenneth Chatriad took a break from his work to wipe down the 12 smooth, light blue plastic chairs spaced out in a Curry Health Center hallway. Chatriad, the center’s pharmacy manager, walk… Read more
Henry DeLuca, an avid skier and the president of the University of Montana’s Ski and Snowboard Club, felt the itch to get out in the snow on a chilly recent Wednesday. Powder blanketed the gro… Read more
Oh, the 2000s. Many a music career was launched in this decadent era. But many also crashed and burned-hard. Bust out your iPod Shuffles and get ready for a trip down memory lane, because who doesn’t love being compared to a poorly written song.AQUARIUS (JAN. 20–FEB. 18): You’re quite the hu… Read more
Montana’s first interactive art museum, The Giggle Box, has turned an old department store into an escape. While living in the midst of a pandemic and global crisis, it’s a spot of joy in an otherwise chaotic world. Read more
My Thursday night started with my roommates and I sitting in the living room ready to watch the new Netflix hit, “Pieces of a Woman.” White Claws in hand, we did not know what to expect, except for a friend’s warning that we might get our shit rocked. Read more
On Monday, the first floor of the Capitol building in Helena was crowded, a line out the door of the courtroom as lobbyists testified against House Bills 112 and 113: Bills that discriminate against young gender-nonconforming people. Both bills are being introduced by Kalispell Republican Jo…
On Jan. 15 UM and Montana State both announced they would be opting out of the Big Sky Conference spring football schedule and instead play a two-game schedule still to be announced. They had better be playing each other.
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Editor’s Note: Jordynn Paz is UM’s program coordinator for American Indian Student Services and a recent UM graduate. While in school, Paz wrote opinion columns for the Montana Kaimin regarding Native issues in Montana and beyond.
