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'The truth is I've tried my hardest every day' – The Daily Evergreen - Vimarsana News

'The truth is I've tried my hardest every day' – The Daily Evergreen

ASWSU President Brian Patrick addressed the Senate during public testimony about the accusations made by All-Campus senator Nikolai Sublett last Wednesday.  Patrick said he took this position because he wanted to advocate for students, and it hurt to see others feel that was not what he had done.  After taking some time off, Patrick said he...

Patrick, Pan reflect on time in office - Vimarsana News

Patrick, Pan reflect on time in office

A meeting at a football game would eventually lead to a friendship and political partnership between ASWSU President Brian Patrick and Vice President Alexander Pan. “I’ve started to look back on it, and it’s crazy to see how that one little conversation has made me the person I am today,” Patrick said.  The two met...

Dangerous levels of lead found in half of school water tested - Vimarsana News

Dangerous levels of lead found in half of school water tested

About half of Montana schools that had tested their water by mid-February under a new state rule had high levels of lead, according to state data. But the full picture

Dangerous levels of lead found in Montana school drinking water - Vimarsana News

Dangerous levels of lead found in Montana school drinking water

High lead levels were identified in the water of over 100 of the state’s nearly 600 schools, and only half have provided samples.

Dangerous levels of lead found in about half of Montana schools - Vimarsana News

Dangerous levels of lead found in about half of Montana schools

About half of Montana schools that had tested their water by mid-February under a new state rule had high levels of lead, according to state data.