It sometimes feels like we are all living at “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” here at the University of Montana. The chocolate, of course, is that sweet satisfaction of getting a parking spot on campus, which most of us already pay for.
We must support our neighbors in the coming months because awful legislation snakes its way through the Montana legislature. Legislators will ask voters to change the constitution and outlaw abortion. Legislators will question why tribal reservations should exist or why enrolled tribal membe…
The governor’s order to ban TikTok on Montana campuses has a sense of paranoia. If the state is so afraid of students and staff getting spied on, then maybe it should look at other apps that students use that are tracking our data.
Clawing up the DreamWorks Animation ranks, “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” is the movie fans wished for but the last thing anyone expected.
Last week, the Associated Students of the University of Montana broke Montana public meeting law.
It feels wrong that students at the University of Montana work so hard for 12 weeks, and then essentially get a week to check out, only to throw themselves into studies for another 10 days before finals.
As Thanksgiving fast approaches this week individuals around the state and the nation prepare themselves for the torrent of debate on all political matters. However, this year I would ask each one of us that we set aside our political differences and look at each other not as debate opponent…
The University of Montana is misleading incoming students by saying it has an inclusive campus when there are many barriers keeping students with disabilities from moving freely on it.
A Division I athletic team should have a coach.
A Yellowstone District Court judge struck down three bills that passed in the last legislative session, finding that they harmed college students’ right to vote at the end of September.
Montana is the fourth largest state in our country, with more than 140,000 square miles to its name. Just under 1,500 square miles of that is water, totaling to about one percent of state landholdings. Montana’s Constitution, in Article Nine, Section Three, asserts that all water- surface, u…
The current constitution of Montana came into being at the 1972 constitutional convention that involved one hundred Montanans who came from all levels of society. They sat alphabetically and not by party lines like the current rhetoric of today’s politics would most likely mandate. They came…
In the leadup to its football game against UM last weekend, the Sacramento State football team dropped a cool uniform reveal video. A Sac State player flexed at the camera as it circled him and showed off the green uniform combination he was wearing.
Last week, more than 150 students got an unusual email from the University of Montana.
The Montana Constitution is an admirable work, and I marvel at it because, being from Colorado, not even our state constitution can compare to it. Recently, "the right to know" in the Montana Constitution has caught my eye. I want to know what my legislators are doing and how their choices b…
