Last week the Kaimin dove back in time to see how Homecoming at the University of Montana started. For this year's festivities, the parade returned for the first time since 2019. The route was changed with the ongoing construction of Beartracks Bridge. In other news, the Montana Supreme Court has reinstated same-day voting and use of a college ID in a ruling last Wednesday. The ruling will be enforced for the midterm election, unless a Billings judge counters the supreme court in a different lawsuit. |
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“Don’t Worry Darling” is like “Get Out” and “The Truman Show” were rejected by A24 because the director peaked early. One of 2022’s biggest…
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When Mike Steinberg first started as executive director at The Roxy in 2013, there was only one other employee and the building stood dorma…
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Callie Cavill, said her involvement in criminology could be fated.
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A Yellowstone County District Court judge officially struck down three voting bills passed by the Montana state Legislature in 2021, accord…
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Roughly 100 students rallied in support of securing and protecting abortion rights in front of Main Hall at the University of Montana on Se…
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It’s not often anything gets a second chance at a live-action screen adaptation, but this last month fans of author Richelle Mead's six boo…
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ICYMI | In case you missed it, here is last week's feature and top stories. |
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University of Montana esports team captain Canyon Hardy called out moves to teammates stretched down a line of clean tables.
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A U.S. District Court in Great Falls denied class certification for plaintiffs in a Title IX lawsuit against the University of Montana on M…
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When Mike Steinberg first started as executive director at The Roxy in 2013, there was only one other employee and the building stood dorma…
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The latest of a steady stream of open-air preachers to speak on the University of Montana campus drew a mostly-opposing crowd of about 150 …
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The first time Emily Graslie visited the University of Montana’s Philip L. Wright Zoological Museum, she was handed a Ziploc bag containing…
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Taking a break from lightsabers and bounty hunting, the new Star Wars series “Andor” is meant to fly like the Millenium Falcon, but so far …
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UM reports a 1.5% drop in enrollment, welcomes largest incoming class in six years
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The University of Montana Police Department wrapped up an interesting fourth week of school to say the least. Elevator problems and stolen …
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There’s no better way to distract yourself from the soul-crushing reality of a college education than playing video games. Whether you’re p…
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Last week, voting rights activists rejoiced in the Montana Supreme Court’s decision affecting the role of student IDs in voter registration…
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After standing on their feet for two hours of a football game, University of Montana students love a greasy, gooey, free slice of pizza. An…
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Listen here, buddies! | Check out the Kaimin Cast for exclusive audio story telling from our reporters and sources. |
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I’m Alyssa Tompkins, and this is the Kaimin Cast for the week of October 3rd, 2022.
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