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UM launches campaign for environmental, conservation hub
With 60,000 square feet of classrooms, labs, gathering space and student services, the new building will be located at the heart of campus, between Main Hall and the Davidson Honors College.
Griz cap spring with spirited scrimmage
Montana posted highlights for both teams on both sides of the ball and plenty of minutes for every man on the roster, giving the sizeable crowd plenty to be excited about in the upcoming season.
UM research finds new way to generate cartilage
University of Montana researchers and their partners have found a new method to generate human cartilage of the head and neck.
UM names new dean of College of Health
The University of Montana has hired Dr. Matthew G. Fete as the next dean of its growing College of Health. He will start June 17.
UM names new dean of College of Healt
The University of Montana has hired Dr. Matthew G. Fete as the next dean of its growing College of Health. He will start June 17.
Native UM student creating missing persons database
If unidentifiable remains were found, DNA in the database could determine whether the person had been a member of the tribe and could be used to link the remains to family members with similar DNA markers.
Montana football: Former Griz set for scouts on Pro Day
On Tuesday morning, April 2, Montana will hold its annual Pro Day, giving the Griz a chance to pursue their next level dreams by showcasing their athleticism, strength, and skills for pro scouts.
Former NFL head coach joins Montana Griz staff
Former NFL head coach and 30-plus year coaching veteran Scott Linehan has joined the Montana football coaching staff as an offensive analyst, head coach Bobby Hauck announced Tuesday.
Low snow, drought concerns UM climate office
Snowpack this winter continues to be at an all-time low across several river basins in western Montana, indicating that this year could see water shortages.
UM opens cancer rehabilitation center
The Cardiopulmonary and Cancer Rehabilitation Lab has housed undergraduate and graduate IPAT students who study the value of exercise for those with heart conditions and cancer diagnoses.