Malcolm Contreras, brings his music to the office for the latest episode of Kaimin Cubicle, including songs from his newest ...

On the sidelines of any sporting event at the University of Montana, fans can spot the cheerleading team getting the crowd and team into the game. Men throw women impossibly high into the air, landing ...

Women’s volleyball is making waves in the sports world, captivating audiences and breaking records with unprecedented momentum. Recent data underscores this trend, illustrating a significant surge in ...

While walking down the oak-lined streets of University Avenue, Tiffany McFarland pointed to houses that once held fraternities and sororities at the University of Montana. “It’s no longer Greek Row,” ...

In between a parking lot, a senior living home and the Clark Fork River lies a significant bird of prey. This raptor, a female osprey named Iris, has broken life span records, helped researchers learn ...

(My Five Wives, Season 1, Episode 1 - Paulie Williams): “I had a silly question once about the polygamist lifestyle. They asked me if we all slept in the same bed. That’s just ridiculous. I mean, that ...

In the mythos of Montana Grizzly football, the number 37 is iconic. A flag bearing the number is hoisted before kick-off at every home game in Washington-Grizzly Stadium. The 37-yard line on both ...

In a dimly lit black box theater, the hum of a live band and the resonance of close-knit harmonies filled the room as “In Pieces” by Joey Contreras opened at the Zootown Arts Community Center, ...

The University of Montana campus has long held a reputation of being a tad spooky, with stories of ghost dogs, haunted dorms and eerie tunnels beneath students’ feet. Over the last five years, the ...

The University of Montana's Griz Baseball team is largely unknown, but has a brotherhood like no other. The Montana Kaimin follows the team's preparation, travel and teamwork during the spring 2025 ...

The University Center was the first building I ever set foot in at the University of Montana. It was a gray fall day in 2021, I was a junior in high school on my official recruiting visit for soccer.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture posted a notice on its website stating the federal food aid will not go out on Nov. 1 due to the ongoing government shutdown. “Bottom line, the well has run dry,” ...