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Protesters advocating for fairness in the workplace stood outside City Brew Coffee downtown drawing honks and hollers Friday, May 1. One man called from the window of his car at the intersection of Orange Street and Broadway to ask what the group was protesting. “We’re looking for safety in … Read more
On April 25, Dante Olson announced on his Instagram account that he was being signed by the Philadelphia Eagles. He announced this following the NFL draft, which took place from April 23-25. Read more
UM students voted on the new ASUM president and vice president in a three-way race and altered the size and makeup of future senates with a 13% voter turnout. Read more
A lab at the University of Montana is actively researching and running safety trials on potential COVID-19 vaccines, the University announced in a press release Thursday. Read more
A student-run campaign to cut the University of Montana’s energy consumption by more than a third is inching forward after the global COVID-19 pandemic pushed activism online. Read more
Zoom, the group meeting software used for UM classes, clinics and meetings, is raising security concerns, according to UM’s chief information officer. Read more
The Associated Students of the University of Montana senate voted April 8 to waive ASUM Legal Services’ $25 advising fee for certain cases until campus reopens. Read more
UM moved all in-person summer classes to remote instruction amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Provost Jon Harbor announced in an April 8 email. Read more
ASUM passed a resolution calling for paper towels located in bathrooms to be composted instead of disposed of in a landfill on April 1. Read more
The transition to grab-and go dining on campus after spring break is halting UM Dining’s food-waste composting even with its compostable to-go food containers. Read more
The Missoula County Attorney charged a man taken into custody off Mount Sentinel Friday with four counts of felony assault, including assaulting a minor. Read more
ASUM Transportation started on-demand service for one of its UDASH bus routes on April 3, the agency’s latest change in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The new service will require more fre… Read more
- ASUM candidates take the stage during an online debate
- Two people hospitalized after assaults reported on Mt. Sentinel
- Assault reported on Mt. Sentinel
- UM selects new dean for the College of Humanities and Sciences
- UM shortens Lewis and Clark Village vacate notice
- UM Housing moves remaining Jesse Hall residents to Knowles
- ASUM Voting Guide: All about the candidates and referenda
- Spring Graduation Ceremony canceled, alternatives proposed
- International students hesitant to leave UM during COVID-19 crisis
- ASUM suspends most in person operations due to COVID-19
- Study abroad students return home in response to COVID-19
- UM to offer students Credit/No Credit grading option
- Montana Governor issues statewide stay at home order
- News Briefs Mar. 26 - Apr.1
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- UM to offer students Credit/No Credit grading option
- Montana Governor issues statewide stay at home order
- Students lose jobs on and off campus over spring break
- Quarantine: 1918
- Study abroad students return home in response to COVID-19
- ASUM suspends most in person operations due to COVID-19
- UM teaching assistant pay falls below competition
- Kyiyo Pow Wow canceled due to coronavirus
- UM moves online, bookstore employees suffer
- ASUM offers Greek Life councils no student group funding
