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By: Montana Kaimin, Aidan Graham
The Trump administration proposed cuts to the Pell Grant, TRIO and other educational aid programs in May, creating concern for the University of Montana administration and the large population of
She knew something wasn’t right. After two years of living in campus housing, Emma Leo noticed a decline in her mental and physical health. She felt foggy, unfocused, and so
A cooling blast of air escapes the steel industrial-size freezer as professor Sarah Certel pulls a test tube from within, filled from top to bottom with slowly awakening flies.
By: Montana Kaimin, Aidan Graham
During an evening lecture at the Alice Lund Instructional Auditorium on Oct. 30, award-winning poet and best-selling author Ross Gay advised the large audience that the embracement of sorrow, genuine
The Mold Issue: Follow Up
As winter creeps in, it’s easy to crave the heat here and there. Whether it be the hot sun or a hot streak, many snowbirds are craving a trip down
While the University of Montana has seen enrollment growth for its 11th consecutive semester, student fee totals have reduced by 2.5%, sparking concern from student Senate leadership on what the future could look like for themselves and University-associated organizations.
While warmer weather increases access for outdoor recreation in Missoula, the Missoula Mountain Bike Coalition, a local non-profit organization, expects to have its work cut out for more trail maintenance
Kamal Lakisic, Imam at the Missoula Islamic Society and Law student at the University of Montana, gives the sermon for the Friday prayer, called Jum'ah. Friday prayer is a required congregational prayer for adult men, and includes a sermon by an Imam in addition to the prayer.
Campus sushi restaurant Eson Gib announced in a letter to the Montana Kaimin that the University of Montana did not renew its vending contract.
