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Due to staffing shortages and a struggle to hire new drivers, Mountain Line has started scaling back some routes. For students who commute to campus by bus, there could be some inconvenience and missed classes. Read more
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 af… 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 th… 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 Bald… Read more
When Danielle Johnston set her mind to something, she committed to it. She was 5 when she first fell off her bike. She hit a wooden fence post painted with lead paint and got a sliver in her hand. Read more
Note: This story has been updated to include comment from Seth Berglee, House Bill 102's sponsor. Read more
Few eyes remained dry in the Native American Center as harmonious singing and echoing rawhide drums filled the rotunda in an honor song performance. Community members, including the late Chief… Read more
This story has been updated to include a statement from UM. Read more
Exuberant nurses sporting bright red T-shirts greeted students three at a time in a small office inside the University of Montana pharmacy school Nov. 5. While feel-good pop relics of the 2000… Read more
The University of Montana’s College of Humanities and Sciences could lose 15 tenured faculty members after UM administrators offered early retirement incentives to senior faculty at the colleg… Read more
Sydney Gibson walked into Missoula’s election center on Tuesday, hoping to vote in the city’s municipal election. When an aide said she wouldn’t be able to, since she wasn’t registered at her … Read more
- Engen cruises to fifth term, Carlino edges Gilels in tight Ward 3 Race
- DiverseU returns with larger in-person speaking schedule
- ‘The best antidote to despair is action:’ Al Gore delivers hopeful message on climate change in UM address
- UM admissions prioritizes digital outreach in new recruitment strategy
- A tale of two Missoulas: Previewing the race for mayor
- Computer science prof resigns amid blog controversy
- ‘He’s not fighting anymore:’ Missoula College student lost to COVID-19
- Lawsuit update, campus lighting and local elections
- Theft, theft, theft and a broken window
- Diversity advisers push for less talk on BIPOC issues and more action in new plan
- University challenges sexual-discrimination suit in court
- Law school students grapple with dean resignation fallout; UM plans review
- Students call for professor’s termination at Main Hall rally Friday
- Students rally for Rob Smith's termination
- ASUM calls for more safety stations, improvements to security
- Missoula bike scene looks to expand, cycling advocates hope for more protection
- ASUM calls for Rob Smith’s removal
- Computer science professor placed on paid leave while UM investigates controversial blog
- Student activists and Missoulians celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day
- Bodnar responds to professor's controversial blog; University promises investigation
- Student senators face backlash over vote against changing ASUM definition of an individual
- ‘Ethically bankrupt’ blog
- UM volunteers pack 90,000 meals on service day
- UM law school dean, associate dean step down after student walkout
- Anti-abortion bills, 100 UM COVID-19 cases and humanities grant
