- A naked nuisance, a sleepy student and a bold burglar
- Un-quarantined thieves prosper on vacated UM campus
- Quarantine hot tip: Lock it down, people
- Classes may be online, but crime never sleeps
- Intoxicated hulks, mysterious smells and highly talented singers
- Unruly rockers keep University police busy
- A scammer, a half-naked nuisance and a possible Batman sighting
- Resident hall woes, campfires and rap lyrics
- Beer burglars, expunged exploits and forester fouls
- Burgers, bombs and break-ins
- Mechanized metermaids, pugnacious pet owners and raucous recliners
- A stolen bike seat...that’s about it.
- Noisy neighbors, crypto crimes and minor offenses
- Pugilistic passengers, cracked chronometers and marijuana mishaps
- Backpack mishaps, transplanted tires and shotgun shells
The high-pitched hiss of a microphone split the air in front of the Missoula County Courthouse Friday evening. Jay Mattson spoke to a kneeling crowd of Black Lives Matter protesters, telling the story of Emmett Till, a 14-year-old who was lynched in Jim Crow-era Mississippi in 1955.
Black Student Union Organizes Protest for George Floyd
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 …
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.
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.
