UM News
UM bio station lands $9.5M to study ocean climate
The SUBSEA research team will receive $9.5 million over the next five years to help refine details of ocean carbon cycling and ecosystem resilience.
UM launches ‘M Trail’ campaign to fund trail maintenance
The steep three-fourths-mile hike to the M attracts over 1,000 hikers daily, connecting them to miles of adjacent U.S. Forest Service trails and the city trail system.
UM student research supports BLM on Blackfoot River
The BLM can lease land for conservation and restoration purposes, not just for mining, drilling and grazing.
Grizzlies’ “Monte” to be enshrined in Mascot Hall of Fame
A staple in the Treasure State, Monte (short for Montana) has delighted fans and friends across Montana since his inception in 1993.
UM, MSU football teams to appear on ESPN networks this season
As part of its continued partnership with ESPN, the Big Sky Conference announced Thursday a pair of regular-season football games that will be nationally televised on ESPN’s family of linear networks.
UM law grad Skyler Anderson, from NBA to CDA
Criminal defense attorney and NBA marketing executive may not sound like similar careers, but Anderson sees the parallels.
Incoming UM journalism member wins Pulitzer Prize
Lisa Krantz photographed “A Tragedy Without End” about the survivors of the November 2017 First Baptist Church massacre in Sutherland Springs, Texas, which left 26 people dead and 22 others wounded.
UM student’s passion leads to environmental law
After comparing and researching schools with the best environmental law programs, the Alexander Blewett III School of Law at the University of Montana was her top choice.
Griz football: Janacaro passes No. 37 tradition to Gradney
When the time was right for Levi Janacaro to pass on the No. 37 jersey – one of Montana’s most time-honored traditions – he cooked up a plan in the most modern of ways to carry on the legacy.
Microbes as muse: UM grad merges science with art
Emily Mulvaney spent about a third of her time as a University of Montana student in the microbiology lab – a schedule typical of a science scholar, but less so for a studio arts graduate student.