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Women’s Flag Football Team Logs Historic First Season
UM's new Griz flag football team is making history as the first collegiate program in the state of Montana and across the Northwest.
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Get the Insider-Grizzly Career Connection
Griz Paths is a virtual monthly career pathways conversation with Grizzly alumni, hosted by UM's Alumni Association. Selected panelists will discuss the ins and outs of their professions, their career journey and answer your questions! This series is free to attend for alumni, students and friends.
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UM Hits Another Research Record
UM’s robust research enterprise posted yet another record in fiscal year 2025 with expenditures at $149.9 million. The high mark from the previous year was $143.8 million.
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UM Names New Dean of W.A. Franke College of Forestry
Libby Metcalf, a University of Montana professor of forestry and conservation, recently was announced as dean of UM’s W.A. College of Forestry and Conservation. Metcalf becomes the first female dean in the college’s 112-year history, marking a milestone for Montana’s cornerstone forestry and conservation unit that delivers statewide and national impact.
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Join us for a Griz Preview Day!
Join us for this special event at the University of Montana! Experience campus through a tour, and engage with faculty, staff and current students through information sessions and panel discussions. You'll leave with an understanding of life at UM and how to apply for admission so you can take the next step toward becoming a Grizzly.
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Timber Fallin, Trucks a Haulin'
Join the foresters in Schreiber Gym for the 107th Foresters' Ball on Feb. 6-7! Dance to live music, get "married" or "divorced" in the chapel, lock up your friends in jail, get a haircut in the barbershop, walk through the history of ball in the museum and more!
Women’s Flag Football Team Logs Historic First Season
UM's new Griz flag football team is making history as the first collegiate program in the state of Montana and across the Northwest.
Get the Insider-Grizzly Career Connection
Griz Paths is a virtual monthly career pathways conversation with Grizzly alumni, hosted by UM's Alumni Association. Selected panelists will discuss the ins and outs of their professions, their career journey and answer your questions! This series is free to attend for alumni, students and friends.
UM Hits Another Research Record
UM’s robust research enterprise posted yet another record in fiscal year 2025 with expenditures at $149.9 million. The high mark from the previous year was $143.8 million.
UM Names New Dean of W.A. Franke College of Forestry
Libby Metcalf, a University of Montana professor of forestry and conservation, recently was announced as dean of UM’s W.A. College of Forestry and Conservation. Metcalf becomes the first female dean in the college’s 112-year history, marking a milestone for Montana’s cornerstone forestry and conservation unit that delivers statewide and national impact.
Join us for a Griz Preview Day!
Join us for this special event at the University of Montana! Experience campus through a tour, and engage with faculty, staff and current students through information sessions and panel discussions. You'll leave with an understanding of life at UM and how to apply for admission so you can take the next step toward becoming a Grizzly.
Timber Fallin, Trucks a Haulin'
Join the foresters in Schreiber Gym for the 107th Foresters' Ball on Feb. 6-7! Dance to live music, get "married" or "divorced" in the chapel, lock up your friends in jail, get a haircut in the barbershop, walk through the history of ball in the museum and more!
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Montana residents
The majority of UM students are from in-state
32.7%
First-Generation College Students
A third of UM undergraduates are the first in their families to attend college
