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‘We will not play nice, we are fighting for our lives!’ echoed across the Oval as snow blew in on March 10. Around 150 students in support of transgender and
Ember Cuddy still remembers the day they were kicked out of their house after they came out as gay to their family at 17 years old. Now 21, Cuddy is
Austin Amestoy: From the Montana Kaimin, University of Montana's independent, student-run newspaper, this is the Kaimin Cast for the week of Jan. 31.
Just days before National Coming Out Day, more than half a dozen students spoke at the Associated Students of the University of Montana’s Oct. 6 meeting supporting Senate Bill 13
Barb Maier stands at the Food Court register in the University Center on Feb. 18. Maier started working for the University nearly two decades ago, in 2003.Kennedy Delap / Montana Kaimin After grabbing a sandwich or harvest bowl from the University Center Food Court, students are greeted with the friendly face of Barb Maier at checkout. The Food Court employee has been around for nearly two decades, brightening the days of every person who crosses her path. One UM student, Savannah Houle, remembers Maier looking out for her when the weather turned cold. Maier was concerned that Houleâs ha...