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
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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
The vice president of the Associated Students of the University of Montana resigned at an emergency meeting amid fallout over the handling of a resolution calling for a professor’s resignation.
The Associated Students of the University of Montana voted on Jan. 19 to indefinitely table a student-written resolution calling for ASUM to declare a climate emergency and encourage UM to
More than 100 people gathered in front of UM’s Main Hall at noon Friday to call for the resignation or firing of Rob Smith, whose blog filled with misogynistic writings
ASUM senators Noah Durnell and Canyon Lock have been elected ASUM president and vice president by 76% of the student vote. The polls closed on the 2021 election at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, with a voter turnout of 13.4%, a total of 1,268 students. Durnell, a senior, and Lock, a junior, ran their campaign with a focus on creating additional student mental health resources, making the campus more accessible to marginalized demographics and reconnecting the students. They also plan to focus on environmental sustainability. âItâs hard to put into words. The campaign was extremely exciting but...