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GERC challenges ASUM to improve consent training, Senate votes on Experiential Learning Fund bills. - Vimarsana News

GERC challenges ASUM to improve consent training, Senate votes on Experiential Learning Fund bills.

Representatives from the Gender Equity Resource Center urged the student senate at its meeting last week to advocate for increased sexual assault prevention efforts on campus.

ASUM roundup: Senator resigns, senate adjusts interview committee rules ahead of end of semester - Vimarsana News

ASUM roundup: Senator resigns, senate adjusts interview committee rules ahead of end of semester

The Associated Students of the University of Montana saw internal shifting ahead of Thanksgiving break at its Nov. 9 meeting. With only two left before the end of the semester,

ASUM roundup: four new senators sworn in, legislative lobbyist hired, senator demoted from vice chair position - Vimarsana News

ASUM roundup: four new senators sworn in, legislative lobbyist hired, senator demoted from vice chair position

The University of Montana’s student government added new members and passed a resolution for the first time since Oct. 12, but debate over its new legislature lobbyist and a senator's

Contenders for ASUM Senate clash on diversity and engagement - Vimarsana News

Contenders for ASUM Senate clash on diversity and engagement

Elinor Smith: From the Montana Kaimin University of Montana's independent student run newspaper, this is the Kaimin ASUM debate.

Calls for Change - Vimarsana News

Calls for Change

The upcoming Associated Students of the University of Montana election comes with a number of candidates campaigning for change, after a year where candidates claim the senate’s bureaucracy got in