First seen in Montana Kaimin, Photo by Hope Freier UM says it doesn’t track Griz concussion rates By LJ Dawson, Emily Schabacker, Melissa Loveridge, Jazzie Johnson At least two Griz football players retired from football due […]
“Love Trumps Hate” protest draws more than 1,500 to Missoula park, polls
First seen in Montana Kaimin , Photo by Donal Lakatua “Love Trumps Hate” protest draws more than 1,500 to Missoula park, polls Hundreds of community members from all around Western Montana traveled to Missoula to demonstrate […]
Cherub’s Jason Huber wants to know what to chug in Missoula
First seen in Montana Kaimin Cherub’s Jason Huber wants to know what to chug in Missoula Electro-indie duo Cherub (Jordan Kelley and Jason Huber) resumes its Free Form Tour this month. We caught up with […]
A new soul collective brings the soul back to the Missoula arts scene
First seen in Montana Kaimin photo by Eli Imadali A new soul collective brings the soul back to the Missoula arts scene The Union ballroom is sweaty, like a middle school gym decked out for a dance […]
It’s time to bury the “body count” question
First seen in The Montana Kaimin You’re in bed getting frisky, and your partner blows the mood by asking you what your “number” is. My telephone number? No. He wants to know your body count. How […]
Rocks to rock out your semester
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UM art show plunges into the reality of creative partnership
First seen in Montana Kaimin UM art show plunges into the reality of creative partnership What better way to review UM’s new gallery “Lovers” than on a first date? Kaimin photographer Eli Imadali and I delved […]
Missoula Independent shuttered by parent company
First seen in Montana Kaimin , featured in CNN’s Brain Stelter’s Reliable Sources, Photo by Eli Imadali Missoula Independent shuttered by parent company The Missoula Independent, a 27-year-old local alternative weekly, was shut down by its parent company, […]
Beyond Bars
First seen in: Beyond Bars Beyond Bars Flathead Public Defenders Provide Lasting Solutions to Incarceration Story by LJ Dawson | Photos by Rikki Devlin Virginia “Tiny” Charlo is technically a Salish princess. The maroon grizzly paw […]
UM student walks 80 miles to raise awareness for missing and murdered indigenous women
First seen in: The Montana Kaimin UM student Marita Growing Thunder spent her spring break walking 80 miles by foot through the Flathead Valley to raise awareness for missing and murdered indigenous women. This was the […]
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