The long list of student fees tacked on to most college tuition bills is enough to make any student scream. When I was enrolled at The University of Montana, it seemed like fees were being added or increased every single semester, and I will be the first to admit that half of the time, I didn’t even know what I was paying for
Before Monte and Mo, live bears used to be used as mascots at the University of Montana. What year did this tradition end? Click here to find the answer!
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It is around that time of the year when college students scramble out of their place, and into another place. Moving time! Whether that be the lovely dorm experience at The University of Montana, or the six-bedroom house in the South Hills, it is time for a change!
There used to be a 10-lane bowling alley on the first floor of which University of Montana building? Click here to find the answer!
On March 12th, University of Montana Dean of Students Charles Couture announced his retirement. Just this week, two more officials in President Royce Engstrom’s cabinet have announced their retirement. Vice President Bob Duringer, and today, the chief legal counsel for the University, David Aronofsky, announced his retirement at the end of the year. It remains to be seen what the status of Jim Foley, Vice President of External Affairs might be. Efforts to reach Foley have been unsuccessful, with his secretary saying Foley is taking personal time off.
The office of the Commissioner of Higher Education will be examining all the email messages sent between University of Montana officials during the time that sexual assault investigations were underway.
University of Montana Commencement for 2012 marked the end of a tumultuous school year. A year marked by sexual assault allegations and investigations, along with the release of Athletics
Director Jim O’Day and head football coach Robin Pflugrad. University of Montana Vice
President for External Affairs Jim Foley is now looking toward the future.
A Missoula Montana team wins a national news contest.
A slate of high-profile experts with extensive knowledge in antiterrorism policy, international human rights, foreign language education, international business and more will be on The University of Montana campus next week as part of the official kickoff of the University’s Global Leadership Initiative.
University of Montana President Royce Engstrom says changes must be made to the Foresters’ Ball if the nearly century-old tradition is to continue.
About 140 students were kicked out of the dance this month for being intoxicated and unruly.
In a Tuesday letter to Co
