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Montana’s two largest universities are bracing for a gravitational shift in how college athletics are regulated. A pending court settlement is expected to allow schools to pay student athletes for the first time.
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Montana high-school gamers clash in rocket-powered soccer matches and cartoon beat-em-ups at the University of Montana's third annual high school spring esports championship.
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Montana’s public universities conduct hundreds of millions of dollars in scientific research each year, and the bulk of that money comes from the federal government. Some on campus are rallying to support research amid the uncertainty and possible loss of funding.
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The University of Montana says it’s compliant with President Donald Trump’s executive orders banning diversity, equity and inclusion practices in public education.
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The University of Montana’s Mansfield Center is set to lose a $6 million federal grant due to Trump Administration cuts. The Mansfield Center used the grant for programs that advanced civic education and patriotic ideals.
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Confusion reigns at colleges like the University of Montana as they struggle to interpret presidential executive orders to erase diversity, equity and inclusion. The Montana Republican party's split continues to play out publicly. And several bills to cut your property taxes are moving toward a climax.
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The U.S. Forest Service announced a leadership change this week. The agency is the largest land manager in Montana, and has been rocked by budget cuts and layoffs.
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Montana’s public universities believe they’re in compliance with recent Trump Administration orders banning diversity practices in higher ed. At least one campus is quickly combing through its departments to make sure that’s the case.
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A fire at the University of Montana’s heat and power plant prompted a brief evacuation at the building Monday afternoon.
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The flagship campuses of the Montana University System report strong enrollment and retention rates.