Q & A with Executive Director Annita Lucchesi Annita Lucchesi, executive director, started the Soveriegn Bodies Institute database of Missing and Murdered Native American Women in 2015, after she realized that data was nonexistent or […]
Journalist and photojournalist based in the Rocky Mountains.
River surfing picks up as snow melts
First seen in The Montana Kaimin Surfers and kayakers speckle the waves near Caras Park in the spring, catching river swells as snow melts from the mountains and flows into the Clark Fork River. The early […]
Emcee crossing borders comes to Socotra
First seen in The Montana Kaimin Raashan Ahmad, an emcee and hip hop artist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, will be headlining and emceeing Socotra this Saturday. Originating from the same vein of hip-hop as […]
Student-athlete 5K raises awareness about sexual assault
First seen in The Montana Kaimin A two-year Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) initiative about sexual assault awareness came to a running close on April 12 when Griz student-athletes hosted the “Run a Mile in Her Shoes […]
A path of her own: UM senior Chloe Gendrow drops coming of age album
Chloe Gendrow doesn’t really care what you think of her new album, “22 Below.” She hopes you listen. She hopes you like it, connect with it. But your opinion of her music doesn’t matter like […]
Record-breaking senior class leaves Griz with Champion legacy
First seen in the Montana Kaimin From Craig Hall dorms to the NCAA Tournament twice, the four-year 2019 senior class – Bobby Moorehead, Michael Oguine, and Ahmaad Rorie – elevated Griz basketball to the most successful […]
Griz dominated by Michigan in March Madness
First seen in the Montana Kaimin The Griz fell to Michigan 74-55 in their second consecutive NCAA tournament appearance under head coach Travis DeCuire. Michigan ran away early in the game, demolishing the hopes for a […]
