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After 'staggering' loss in insurance coverage, Cover Montana launches campaign to reinsure people through Medicaid or the marketplace.

A record number of people are using services at the Missoula Food Bank and Community Center, and medical costs are the No. 2 reason they need help, according to the food bank director. “Thirty percent are saying medical costs are the reason they are experiencing food insecurity today,” said Amy Allison-Thompson, executive director of the […] The post After ‘staggering’ loss in Medicaid coverage, insurance campaign launches in Montana appeared first on Daily Mon...

A record number of people are using services at the Missoula Food Bank and Community Center, and medical costs are the No. 2 reason they need help, according to the

As part of a recent lawsuit settlement, the University of Montana committed to a year-long federal Title IX review. The lawsuit accused the University of mistreating female employees. Eighteen plaintiffs

“I want to make sure that all students know we’re available,” Aislinn Addington, UM’s new Student Advocacy Resource Center director, said.

“If we want to break cycles of violence, we have to provide services,” Shantelle Gaynor, Director of Missoula’s Community Justice Department, said.

Last week, presentations filled the classrooms of the Universty Center with topics like free speech to neurodiversity. The Kaimin covered several of the presentations. To read more about DiverseU, visit

The University of Montana began searching for a future Student Advocacy Resource Center director on Friday, Oct. 21 after its current director, Jen Euell, accepted a leadership position at YWCA

SARC, the Student Advocacy Resource Center at the University of Montana, recently earned a $300,000 federal grant to offer critical support for domestic violence and sexual assault prevention at UM and in the Missoula community.

When senior Josh Moyar stepped into the dusty, empty room, he already had low expectations. He used every ounce of professionalism to stop himself from laughing. The walls were stark