With football returning to the University of Montana on April 10, the Griz can try to break any individual, team, conference or national record possible without any consequence.
We’ve stood in lines outside of the Adams Center so many times while we’ve been students. Basketball games in February, a volleyball match on a Friday evening — even slightly drunk waiting to see Luke Combs perform. And now, to receive our doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
When priority registration opened last Tuesday, I sat in my bedroom staring at my open Cyberbear tab. I needed to enroll in at least two upper division Spanish classes to stay on track for my major. But the Spanish department wasn’t offering a single upper division class I hadn’t taken, barr…
During one of NCAA’s most profitable events of the entire year, the NCAA basketball tournament, the men’s players received a state-of-the-art weight room filled with racks of dumbbells, plenty of multicolored weighted plates and stations to do a variety of workouts. But for the women’s teams…
Last week, Montana’s Gov. Greg Gianforte announced that Montana would be opening up COVID-19 vaccination availability to the entire population April 1, which is huge and exciting news. It’s another reminder that we are inching ever closer to the end of this pandemic, only a little over a yea…
Remember when we got that cool little email last March asking us not to come back to campus, effectively creating a nice, long Spring Break?
A year ago, I tried my first pepperoncini shot at Monk’s Bar downtown. It was salty and tangy and — I remember this part vividly — I was instantly obsessed. So much so that I had two more back-to-back before climbing up the stairs to find my friend outside. The cold and depressing sting of F…
Montana softball was in the midst of a record-breaking season, and Montana basketball was headed to its conference tournament with three stellar seniors, when the world was rocked by the COVID-19 pandemic last year.
After nearly a year of teetering on a tightrope — just one misstep away from falling into anxious despair — I crashed.
Usually, it feels like adding an administrative board on a college campus is a waste of time. They make people do more work, sometimes leave others confused and mostly cost money.
Our cover story this week takes a look at the efforts of students in the School of Music to raise funding for desperately needed building renovations. After feeling frustrated by a lack of University support on issues that have needed to be addressed for years, music students have taken thei…
We published this editorial in our Wednesday Feb. 17 issue, the same day Curry Health Center announced it would, in fact, start testing close contacts again.
