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The march to Main HallShouts sliced the air in the drizzly afternoon hours as around 100 protesters marched their way around the University of Montana’s Oval on May 1. “Disclose! Divest! We will not

Federal freeze order rescinded, could impact University funding if implementedA series of memos released from President Donald Trump’s administration this week sparked widespread confusion over the future of federal funding — including funding used by the University of Montana.

Nine hundred seventy-five daysFrom the moment Sofia Beers first reported her rape to the University of Montana Police Department, her story, body and future no longer belonged to her.

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Helter shelterMissoula City Council finally took action on the messy matter of urban camping. A few days later, the U.S. Supreme Court did, too. The court’s ruling may resolve questions around the legality of Missoula’s controversial new law. What remains are the ethical ones.

Busse says he's the governor a changing Montana needsOn a Wednesday September evening in Whitefish, two men sat next to each other recording a live podcast in a crowded bar. On the left was Ryan Busse, the 54-year-old former firearms executive and Democratic candidate for governor of Montana, in a baseball cap and jeans. On the right sat Brian Schweitzer, the two-term Democratic governor of Montana f...

Water conflicts on the riseRubi Begum sits with neighbors outside of her home in Notunbazar. Begum takes care of her children, cooks and cleans and works full-time at a local fishing company. On top of her duties, she also i…

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