As the fall semester wraps up, students and staff are making plans for a long winter break. Hundreds of UM students will travel for the winter holidays, while others will be forced to extend their stay on or near campus due to coronavirus exposure — while rates of COVID-19 reach all-time hig… Read more
Can the Cats Food Drive, which started Nov. 6, is looking a little different this year due to the coronavirus. The University of Montana Esports team is stepping up to the plate to continue the 21-year-long tradition. Read more
Sisters Michelle and Aline Dufflocq-Williams piled into a taxi at John F. Kennedy airport on June 23, 2020, fresh off a connecting flight taking them from Missoula to Salt Lake City to New York. They were separated from the driver by a large sheet of Plexiglas. Unlike the last time they were… Read more
In September, Kyle Wonders, a freshman at the University of Montana studying Wildlife Biology, was presented with a cartoon in his Intro to Climate Change: Science and Society course. Read more
As Missoula's first glimpse of winter unfolded over the weekend, experts from the Missoula City-County Health Department and epidemiologists from UM’s Health Sciences department expressed concern about the county’s continued rise in cases. Read more
Members of Missoula’s local government and health officials declared new COVID-19 restrictions after cases continued to rise in the county. The main restrictions limit capacity in businesses and events, and urge people to stay home. Restrictions start at 8 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 29. Read more
University of Montana Catering is in charge of providing food to students living in UM Housing provided quarantine and isolation, even if they do not have a meal plan. Read more
Kaimin Editorial
As Missoula's first glimpse of winter unfolded over the weekend, experts from the Missoula City-County Health Department and epidemiologists from UM’s Health Sciences department expressed conc… Read more
Todd Larson stood at a Halloween party in ’95, cradling an empty bottle of Boone’s Farm. Larson was so drunk he swore he saw a cow on two legs enter the kitchen. So drunk that he found that tw… Read more
Stand-up comedy isn’t something that comedians are meant to do alone. Stand-up is done in small, dark bars and clubs with low ceilings and small tables. The audience shares the same air as the… Read more
The University of Montana Speech and Debate Team’s plans were cut short last March when its trip to San Diego for nationals was canceled, and the team prepared for competitions held virtually. Read more
Back in March, the University of Montana started a study to develop a vaccine for COVID-19, earning a $2.5 million grant from the National Institute of Health (NIH). After half a year of resea… Read more
Supporters of Democratic candidate for governor, Mike Cooney, gathered outside the Performing Arts and Radio TV Center on campus Tuesday as Cooney and his Republican opponent, Greg Gianforte, … Read more
The Day of Remembrance, Feb. 19, was put in place to remember the Japanese people who were taken from their homes and put into internment camps after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Fort Missoula was used as one of these camps. To honor this day Fort Missoula Historical Museum put together an e… Read more
The sounds of bare feet slap the hardwood floor of the UC ballroom in unison. Fifteen masked people dressed in multicolored skirts sway their hips to the sound of the ipu heke, a traditional Polynesian instrument made by fusing two gourds together. Read more
Cardboard signs and bright banners at the ready, community members rallied and protested in the subfreezing snow of downtown Missoula to demand greater climate and social action from local, state and national governments on Feb.15. Read more
The University of Montana is keeping its current mask mandate in place following Gov. Greg Gianforte’s decision to rescind the statewide mask mandate. Read more
