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ASUM senators Noah Durnell and Canyon Lock have been elected ASUM president and vice president by 76% of the student vote. Read more
ASUM held a press conference on Thursday morning as an opportunity to speak against House Bill 112. Read more
Following a report of a rape on campus, a host of advocacy groups and individuals gathered outside a teal tinted Main Hall, gripping signs that read “Strong Alone” and “Fearless Together” — wo… Read more
University of Montana Housing’s live-in, full-time staff met last week to discuss how to implement House Bill 102, which will allow guns on UM’s campus and student housing starting in June. Read more
The morning shift at the Missoula International Airport Missoula gave notice on April 13 that they would be walking out of work to protest their low wages and poor working conditions. Read more
The Global Engagement Office held its first-ever virtual WorldFest Days this year, bringing together globally oriented groups from across campus and in the Missoula community to host events fo… Read more
Lyssa Schei, a current ASUM presidential candidate, resigned from her position as a senator on April 10 — just days before the ASUM election on April 14 — citing concerns about transparency regarding the current ASUM election. Read more
Unnamed University of Montana staff and faculty members released a document calling for the rejection of $2.6 million in proposed budget cuts to the College of Humanities and Sciences, set to … Read more
Montana House Bill 337 aims to create a constitutional amendment that would define a fetus as a person, which would have potential impacts on women’s bodily autonomy. Read more
Ashley Griffiths moved from Big Bear, California, to the University of Montana to face the unknowns and fears of becoming a college freshman away from home, coupled with COVID-19 restrictions.… Read more
Gov. Greg Gianforte announced last Tuesday everyone 16 and older will be eligible for vaccination beginning April 1. Read more
The University of Montana’s latest fee proposal would increase student fees by more than 7% next year, with an estimate that tuition could increase by roughly 3%. Read more
- UM staff, students, address suicide and mental health on a college campus
- Budget cuts, Jermain Charlo and possible herd immunity for the Blackfeet tribe
- Mystery blood, thieves and more thieves
- Curry welcomes Gianforte’s vaccine plan to open up vaccines to 16+
- Latest proposal sees student fees jump over 7%
- MIPs, unwelcome campers and the return of the ‘X’
- Protests for Breonna Taylor, Montana pride rally and online degrees
- Dean of UM’s College of Humanities and Sciences steps down unexpectedly
- ASUM releases anti-racism plan following resignation, slur allegation
- Sunrise Movement Missoula protests for livable minimum wage
- Phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccinations fully opens to Missoula County residents
- Barb Maier: The heart of the UC Food Court
- Quarantine housing: From tight-knit dorms to isolated apartments
- A year later, virtually no change for online students
- Progressing vaccinations, prioritizing teachers and researching COVID-19 variants
- Joseph Evans
- Stolen skis, repossessed rigs and wonky windows
- Student uses global pandemic to grow fly-fishing brand
- Dean of UM’s College of Humanities and Sciences steps down unexpectedly
- Car egging, scale stealing and dank smoking
- Vaccines, research growth and more anti-trans legislation
- Asymptomatic tests are back at Curry Health Center
- First director of inclusive excellence advocates for students
- Free-speech legislation raises discrimination concerns
- New health misinformation course goes beyond COVID-19
