The University of Montana’s sweeping infrastructure updates have proven to be more costly than expected, and UM plans to lobby the Legislature to make up the difference. Read moreUM admin lobbying for its ‘biggest and most robust’ infrastructure renewals in 130 years
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When a UM student died at Aber Hall last semester, many students wondered why there seemed to be no explanation of what happened in the weeks that followed. The lack of a UM administrative res… Read moreThe Behavioral Intervention Team: the mental health resource few know about
Despite bipartisan support, HB 233, which would have required landlords and property managers to refund application fees for applicants who did not sign a lease was tabled in the House Judicia… Read moreBill that would require refund of rental application fees tabled in committee
Monte’s Den, the University Center’s newest dining location, had a busy grand opening on Jan. 18. The sports bar, located right next to the Gaming Den, filled with patrons shortly after openin… Read moreMonte’s Den opens after supply chain hibernation
The Associated Students of the University of Montana hired a new Student Political Action Director Coordinator over the winter break to try to involve more students on campus in the legislativ… Read moreNew Student Political Action Director looks to inform students about political process
Senator Zyanne Cervantes resigned from the Associated Students of the University of Montana during public comment at its first meeting of the semester, citing isolation from other senators and… Read moreASUM senator resigns at first meeting of the semester
On the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade and just months after nationwide abortion rights were overturned in the Supreme Court, almost a hundred University of Montana students and Missoulians marched in support of safe, universal and inclusive abortion access. Read moreMore than 100 UM students, Missoulians march for abortion access
Update (3:50 p.m. Jan 16): UMPD announced the campus-wide search did not find any pipe bomb devices, but law enforcement will continue monitoring buildings. Read moreUM, city law enforcement responding to anonymous pipebomb threat
While widely celebrated as a progressive step, three enrolled tribal members affiliated with the University of Montana question the effectiveness of land acknowledgements at UM. Read moreUM instructors, staff weigh in on land acknowledgements
The student government at the University of Montana voided the entirety of its previous Nov. 30 weekly meeting after kicking the public out for more than an hour. Read moreASUM voids its previous meeting, senator resigns, three resolutions pass at final fall meeting
As an autistic student, 19-year-old sophomore Mebust knows college wasn’t built for people like them in mind. The summer before their freshman year, they scoured the internet for tips on how t… Read more‘Intentional, autistic space’: new student group creates student-led network for autistic peers
Provost Pardis Mahdavi held a town hall meeting on Nov. 29 to seek feedback from staff and faculty on the ongoing academic renewal plan, where attendees voiced their support for interdisciplin… Read moreProvost continues to solicit academic restructure feedback at town hall
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- Montana sex ed bill complicates classes, Missoula gets opioid settlements, local youth use more marijuana
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- ASUM approves land acknowledgement, calls for Corbin swastika tile removal
- ASUM closes public meeting for ‘student privacy’ to discipline senator
- Secretary of State appeals voting rights case, YWCA receives $2.5 million gift, virus cases for youth up in Montana
- Search for law school dean continues
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- Big Dipper closes down for winter, lays off UM students
- Power surge and supply chain delays left Lewis and Clark buildings without heat
- UM celebrates International Education Week
- ASUM roundup: Senator resigns, senate adjusts interview committee rules ahead of end of semester
- College GameDay coming to Bozeman, Mansfield Center awarded $7.5 million grant, Missoula crisis services in limbo
- Bertha chronicles continue in piney revenge from the foresters
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- Military appreciation week sweeps through campus
- UM looks to collect 500,000 pounds of food to ‘Can the Cats’ in annual food drive competition
- Marine veteran attends UM to adapt, move forward after military career
- Homeless camp site closed indefinitely, UM receives STEM diversity grant, Montana’s increased mental health needs
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- ASUM roundup: four new senators sworn in, legislative lobbyist hired, senator demoted from vice chair position
- UM president denies endorsing Senate candidate despite photo ad circulating online
- Bertha the beloved moose burglarized by law school
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