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Turning of the Stone
UM is paving a new future. One-hundred-year-old bricks, to be exact.Bookshelf
Bookshelf
Featuring 10 new books with UM connections. Compiled by Ginny Merriam.Around the Oval
President's Perspective
UM President Seth Bodnar shares his hope that each student at UM develops a confident personal voice.Recent UM News and Highlights
Recent UM news and highlightsDistinguished Alumni
This year, the University of Montana Alumni Association has selected seven recipients for its Distinguished Alumni Award.Clocking In
UM's carillon bells ring for high notes on campusGriz Nation
Grizzly Athletics shares how the pandemic impacted UM student athletesWhere's Your Griz Been?
UM alums show their Griz pride around the worldArtifacts
A Stand for the Future
A historical ceremony took root at UM this spring in the act of planting trees.Bookshelf
Bookshelf: New Titles from UM Authors
Featuring 10 new books with UM connections. Compiled by Ginny Merriam.Around the Oval
UM Research Addresses COVID-19
UM secures more than $12 million in federal funding for research into public health.UM Responds to the Pandemic
Grizzlies of the Last Decade
The University of Montana Alumni Association highlights seven alumni who represent the best of Griz spirit through their trailblazing service and leadership.Clocking In
UM's carillon bells ring for high notes on campusGriz Nation
Grizzly Athletics shares how the pandemic impacted UM student athletesWhere's Your Griz Been?
UM alums show their Griz pride around the worldArtifacts
Artifacts: UM Women Pioneers
A look at UM's earliest women leaders. By Jake Daly, Montanan student intern.Bookshelf
Bookshelf: New Titles from UM Authors
New titles from authors with UM connectionsAround the Oval
$1.25M Gift Transforms Lives
Eck gift launches S.E.A. Change for UM Students and provides seed funding to renovate Jeannette Rankin HallBe a Part of S.E.A. Change
Learn how you can be a part of S.E.A. Change!Odyssey of the Stars to Honor Blegen Sisters
Barbara and Judith Blegen Return for Celebration of Artistic JourneysClocking In
News from around campus and beyondAwards and Accolades
Accomplishments from UM faculty, researchers and studentsWhere's Your Griz Been?
UM alums show their Griz pride around the worldAbout Alumni
Distinguished Alumni
Meet five exceptional alumni who boldly embody the spirit of UM through leadership.Artifacts
Around the Oval
Griz Family Table
A local reader shares his winning recipe for our Griz Family Table.Awards and Accolades
Recent accomplishments from around campusClocking In
A snapshot of UM highlights in research, student success and the academy this fall.Facetime: Dateline's Shane Bishop '86
Shane Bishop leads from behind the lens at "Dateline"
Interview by Courtney Brockman
UM Creates Native STEM Program
New program plans to train, recruit Native STEM talent
10 UM Physicians Graduate
Seven plan to practice in Montana
Where's Your Griz Been?
UM alumni take their Griz gear to unique places around the worldUM Researchers Combat Nation's Opioid Addiction
UM’s pioneering opioid vaccine lands $3.3 million National Institutes of Health grantGrizzlies of the Last Decade
Four exceptional alumni who boldly embody the spirit of UM through leadershipBookshelf
Bookshelf: New Titles from UM Authors
New titles from authors with UM connections
Compiled by Ginny Merriam
Artifacts
Artifacts
For the 10 decades that Grizzlies have passed through UM’s historic Schreiber Gym doors, there’s been an appliancein the basement humming all along.
Around the Oval
Griz Family Table
Submit your recipe!UM Launches S.E.A. Change Initiative
UM effort commits to promote societal change that empowers all womenDeCuire Enters Fifth Season
Men's basketball coach Travis DeCuire re-ups for three more yearsUM Confers Two Honorary Doctorates
Denise Juneau, Dr. Bill Reynolds recognized at Spring CommencementTrademarks and Licensing Earns Top National Award
Researchers Find New Insights on Bacterial Viruses
Awards and Accolades
Recent accomplishments from around campusClocking In
A snapshot of UM highlights in research, student success and the academy this spring.Facetime: Stephanie J. Frostad M.F.A. '94
Painter Stephanie Frostad makes her living as an artist in MissoulaWhere's Your Griz Been?
UM alumni take their Griz gear to unique places around the worldArtifacts
Artifacts: Missoula's Bible
The ceremonial good book used to inaugurate President Bodnar has its own story.
Bookshelf
Bookshelf: New Titles from UM Authors
New titles from authors with UM connectionsAround the Oval
Griz Nation Holds First Fall Commencement
More Than 150 Graduates Participate in EventThe President’s Perspective
A message from Main HallArchaeologist Earns Highest Professor Rank
Dr. Anna Prentiss named UM’s 12th Regents ProfessorGrant to Send More Interns to Washington, D.C.
$1M Endowed Grant to Fund 10 Students to Intern in DC Every Summer‘Odyssey of the Stars’ Honors YouTube Star
Emily Graslie Returns for Celebration of Artistic JourneysUM Chemist Takes Students on a Wildfire Ride
Students Aboard Flying Laboratory Study Composition of Wildfire SmokeUM Lands $10M Contract to Fight the Flu
Researchers to Use National Institutes of Health Award to Develop Universal VaccineFacetime: Lisa Parks ’90
2018 MacArthur Fellow Shares Her ResearchNotable & Quotable
Campus notes and faculty quotesWhere's Your Griz Been?
Do you have a photo of yourself wearing Griz gear in an amazing place?The Bottom Line
UM news by the numbersGrizwald
Meet Grizwald, UM's cartoon bear.Letters
Letters: Readers Write
Montanan readers weigh in.Artifacts
UM's Evolving Fight Song
The storied history of UM's famous fight songAround the Oval
The President’s Perspective
A message from Main HallA Night to Remember
Pearl Jam stuffs stadium with 25,500 fansWhere's Your Griz Been?
Travelers take Griz Nation on the road with themLaw Grad Elected ABA President
Bob Carlson selected to lead the American Bar Association‘Copper King’ Art Arrives at UM
Works from famous painters now belong to Montana Museum of Art & Culture’s Permanent Collection at UMMontanans Return from El Salvador Exchange
Montanans serve as citizen ambassadors in El SalvadorGrizwald
Meet Grizwald, UM‘s cartoon bear.Homecoming Art Show, Sale
Show featuring art by two outstanding UM alumni will be held Homecoming weekendRugby Reunion
UM Rugby Club marks 50 years of scrumFacetime: Jon Harbor
Meet UM's new executive vice president and provostThe Bottom Line
UM news by the numbersNotable & Quotable
Campus notes and faculty quotesLetters
Letters: Readers Write
Montanan readers weigh in.Bookshelf
Bookshelf
New titles from authors with UM connectionsArtifacts
Honoring Long-Lost Love
UM alumna ensures her husband's legacy will endureAround the Oval
The President’s Perspective
A message from Main HallStill Dancing: Kyiyo Turns 50
Kyiyo Celebrates Native Culture for 50 YearsStudents Help Refugees with Taxes
VITA program partners with International Rescue CommitteeLetters
Bookshelf
Bookshelf
New titles from authors with UM connectionsArtifacts
Finding True Identity
UM's African-American Studies program turns 50
Around the Oval
Bobby’s Second Act
Hauck returns to lead Griz football teamOdyssey of the Stars
Event to honor award-winning producer and director Casey KrileyWashington-Grizzly Champions Center Opens Doors
State-of-the-art training facility serves all varsity athletesEck Hall Takes Shape
South wing of LA Building renamed in honor of donorsEducation College Addition
$10 million gift to expand Phyllis J. Washington Education CenterNotable & Quotable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from around campusThe Bottom Line
Significant numbers, statistics and rankings regarding UMLetters
A Missileer’s Master’s Degree
I found the mention of Whiteman Air Force Base (“Preserve and Protect,” Spring 2017 Montanan) and Minuteman missiles interesting.
Around the Oval
Russell's World
New MontanaPBS documentary explores icon of the American West
Five Receive 2017 Distinguished Alumni Award
The outstanding accomplishments of five UM alumni are being recognized with the University’s 2017 Distinguished Alumni Award.
Notable & Quoteable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from around campusThe Bottom Line
Significant numbers, statistics and rankings regarding UMRock Royalty
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame beckons for Pearl JamWildest Weapons
UM biology professor stars in BBC’s ‘Natural World’
Setting the Scene
Montana Rep celebrates 50 years with trip to China
Where’s Your Griz Been?
Fred Olness ’66 recently returned from a 10-day visit to Cuba, where Fred brought along the Fall 2016 MontananTop Chef
Katie Barnes, a second-year culinary arts student at Missoula College, earned a silver medal Student Chef of the Year competitionClass, Community and Competition
Grizzly Cup recipients shine as student-athletes
Taking Shape
Construction of the Washington-Grizzly Champions Center is moving along.Peach and Pitt
UM Dance program cemented its reputation as one of the best schools in the nation following an unprecedented showing at the recent American College Dance Association Northwest Regional ConferenceEye on the Grizzly
UM doctoral candidate Robin Steenweg shows how remote cameras can transform monitoring wildlife and habitat biodiversity worldwideNotable & Quotable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from around campusThe Bottom Line
Significant numbers, statistics and rankings regarding UMLetters
Something's Missing
Since graduating from UM in 1956, I have enjoyed reading the Montanan. However, I am bothered by an omission from campus.
Lessons Learned
Just wanted to say I really enjoy the Montanan, especially the Winter issue devoted to teaching.
Great Shots
Wow! Todd Goodrich takes the mundane photo shoot and makes it work with his sharp photographer’s eye.
Going Down in History
Once again I find myself learning a great deal from what I read in the Montanan.Artifacts
Bookshelf
Hopping Ahead of Climate Change: Snowshoe Hares, Science, and Survival
By Sneed B. Collard III
Bucking Horse Books, distributed by Mountain Press Publishing Co., 2016, 64 pages, $18
Mortal Fall
By Christine Carbo
Atria Books, 2016, 403 pages, $16
Birds Are People, Too: Humor in the Avian World
By Kate Davis
Mountain Press Publishing Co., 2016, 124 pages, $18
The Solace of Monsters
By Dan Flores
Basic Books, 2016, 271 pages, $27.50
Coyote America: A Natural and Supernatural History
By Dan Flores
Basic Books, 2016, 271 pages, $27.50
Champion of the World
By Chad Dundas
Putnam/Penguin Random House, 2016, 474 pages, $27
Salvage
By Thomas Aslin
Lost Horse Press, 2016, 64 pages, $18
Montana’s Pioneer Naturalist: Morton J. Elrod
By George M. Dennison
University of Oklahoma Press, 2016, 280 pages, $26.95
Stories from Afield: Adventures with Wild Things in Wild Places
By Bruce L. Smith
University of Nebraska Press, 2016, 194 pages, $18.95
Dick Cheney Shot Me in the Face (and Other Tales of Men in Pain)
By Timothy O’LearyUnsolicited Press, 2017, 252 pages, $16.99
Around the Oval
The Bottom Line
UM’s ranking among universities worldwide by Times Higher Education World University RankingsPresident's Perspective: A Farewell to Remember
Tireless UM advocate Bill Johnston retires after 36 years of service to alma mater
Facetime: Linsey Corbin '06
World-class athlete Linsey Corbin talks about her upcoming world championships, returning from injury and what it takes to be a professional IronmanFour Receive 2016 Distinguished Alumni Award
Choate, Conver, Fishbaugh, Seekins ’74 receive highest honor presented by UM Alumni Association
J.K. Simmons: Be Here Now
Academy Award-winner J.K. Simmons delivers stirring Commencement addressBest Replaces Best
Schweyen selected as Selvig’s successor to lead Lady Griz
New Turf Spruces Up Washington-Grizzly Stadium
In a unique twist honoring a longtime Montana tradition, a No. 37 logo appears at the 37-yard line on each sidelineUM Research Unveils New Player in Lichen Symbiosis
Researchers at UM find that some of the world’s most common lichen species actually are composed of three partners – not the widely recognized twoThe Bottom Line
Campus notes and faculty quotes from around campusUM Foundation Sets Fundraising Record
UMF brings in more than $50 million for third straight yearNotable & Quotable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from around campusLetters
Career Opportunities
For a guy who used to carry a fly rod in my backpack so I could fish between UM classes, to have had an option to remain in a place I loved so much would have been special.The Right Choice?
Maybe. Maybe not. I’ll probably never really know.
Around the Oval
Facetime: Ryan Bell, M.F.A. ’14
Get to know Fulbright-National Geographic Fellow Ryan Bell, who earned his M.F.A. in creative writing from UMAn End and a Beginning
As business school Dean Gianchetta retires, next leader will assume UM’s first endowed dean’s chair
President's Perspective
A letter to readers from UM President Royce EngstromIn Perfect Harmony
UM partnership ever-present as International Choral Festival rings in tenth anniversary
Where's Your Griz Been?
Take a look at where our readers took their Griz gear.Raising Montana: A Powerful Legacy
UM alum, legendary journalist makes seven-figure estate gift
Griz Nation
Keep up to date with the Montana GrizzliesUM Creates New Health and Medicine Initiative
Montana will need 40 percent more health care workers in the next decade, and the new UMHM is designed to helpNew Gilkey Building Opens Doors
New facility home to Enterprise and Executive Development, Global Leadership Initiative, and UM FoundationUM Professor Continues World’s Longest-Running Elk Study
Hebblewhite receives $435,000 grant from NSF to continue a fifteen-year study of migratory elk in CanadaNotable & Quotable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from around campusGrizwald
Meet Grizwald, UM‘s cartoon bear. In frequent issues of the Montanan, we provide a drawing of Grizwald that needs a creative, original captionThe Bottom Line
Significant numbers, statistics and rankings regarding UMLetters
Letter: Written in the Stars
In the Montanan article, Brian Nixon said, “Most of Western Montana is now represented on Mars.” He can add Polson, because that’s where I’m from.Around the Oval
Facetime: Emily Brine '15
Get to know Emily Brine '15, a recent graduate who just finished hiking the Pacific Crest TrailAn Incredible Find
UM doctoral student, professor discover earliest Jurassic corals
STEMFest Connects Professors, Pros with High Schoolers
Virtual conference links high school students with industry representatives and academic experts in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
Documenting History
UM students to report on Syrian refugee movement in Germany
Odyssey of the Stars Honors Gogas
Annual event features UM alum and celebrated artist George GogasHitting the Books
New academic center gives Griz a boost in the classroom
Grizwald
Meet Grizwald, UM’s cartoon bear.
UM Hosts Major Educational Conference
Hundreds gather to focus on important, timely topics in higher educationUM Professor’s Animal Weapons Book Earns Major National Award
Emlen honored for book, teaching skillsWhere’s Your Griz Been?
Readers share photos of taking their Griz gear to amazing placesNotable & Quotable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from around campusThe President’s Perspective
A message from President Royce C. EngstromThe Bottom Line
Significant numbers, statistics and rankings regarding UMBookshelf
The Sasquatch Hunter's Almanac
By Sharma ShieldsHenry Holt and Company, 2015, 383 pages, $17
The Great Detective: The Amazing Rise and Immortal Life of Sherlock Holmes
El Paso Twilight
By Rick DeMarinis
Bangtail Press, 2015, 257 pages, $17.95
Crossing the River
By Amy Ragsdale
Seal Press, 2015, 291 pages, $16
Restoring the Shining Waters: Superfund Success at Milltown, Montana
By David Brooks
University of Oklahoma Press, 2015, 263 pages, $34.95
Excerpts from a Secret Prophecy
By Joanna Klink
Penguin Books, 2015, 64 pages, $20
Around the Oval
Making Waves
Sunburst Sensors device takes home prestigious XPRIZE for measuring ocean health
Facetime: Martin Iosefo '15
Get to know Martin Iosefo, UM's rugby star who has a chance at representing the U.S. at the 2016 Summer Games in Rio'Wonderful Generosity'
Blewett family's $10 million gift transforms UM School of Law
Four Receive 2015 Distinguished Alumni Award
Grotzinger, Isern, Stearns, Thomas awarded highest honor presented by UM Alumni Association
Where's Your Griz Been?
Readers share photos of taking their Griz gear to amazing placesBrains and Brawn
Griz football player Derek Crittenden chases Rhodes Scholarship
Tracking the Griz
News from Griz NationBiological Station Hires New Director
Internationally renowned freshwater ecologist Jim Elser named next director of century-old bio stationNFL, GE Award UM Researchers $500,000 to Study Brain Injuries
UM researchers among six winners of Head Health Challenge, a program sponsored by GE, NFLNotable & Quotable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from around campusThe Bottom Line
Significant numbers, statistics and rankings regarding UMLetters
Letter: Montana Love
Take a look at what readers have to say about the Montanan.Artifacts
Artifacts: Guff's Stuff
UM's longtime Sports Information Director Dave Guffey calls it a career after nearly 37 yearsAround the Oval
Facetime: Katie Weinner '01
Katie Weinner has cooked up quite a career since graduating from UM. A recent “cheftestant” on the twelfth season of Bravo’s cooking competition television show, Top Chef, the Rosemont, Minn., native currently lives in Salt Lake City, working as the chef/owner of local pop-up restaurant SLC Pop.Where's Your Griz Been?
Pat Wilson ’81, Bozeman, took his Griz gear to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, in August 2014.Across the Universe
UM’s new telescope offers students the opportunity to reach for the stars
Moderation is the Key
UM study finds fast food just as effective for recovery as sports supplements
A Nose for Crime
UM welcomes new members to police forceFamily Medicine Residency Program Excels
UM program earns highest level of accreditation
Griz Nation
News and notes from around Griz NationUM Named Purple Heart University
UM becomes the only school in the Northwest designated as a Purple Heart UniversityBrain Disorder Research Moves Toward Clinical Testing
Research team moves closer to bringing new drug to marketUM Student Wins Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship
Dickson claims one of only 260 awards nationwideNotable & Quoteable
UM has been selected as Montana’s host site for First Folio! The Book that Gave us Shakespeare, a national traveling exhibition of one of the world's most treasured books.Grizwald
Meet Grizwald, UM‘s cartoon bear. In frequent issues of the Montanan, we provide a drawing of Grizwald that needs a creative, original caption.
The Bottom Line
Significant numbers, statistics and rankings regarding UMLetters
Scope of Art
I was impressed and amazed at the use of the portrait and story of Chief Dewey Beard as an example of the scope of the museum’s collection, as well as the story of the artist, Elizabeth Tangye Lochrie.
Around the Oval
Notable & Quoteable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from winter semester.Grizwald
Grizwald, UM‘s cartoon bear. In frequent issues of the Montanan, we provide a drawing of Grizwald that needs a creative, original caption.The Bottom Line
UM’s ranking among universities worldwide by Times Higher Education World University RankingsLetters
Severely Underrepresented
Although women represent about half the population, we are severely underrepresented in many of your recent issues.
A Couple of Comments
Two rather negative comments belittling First Americans/Native Americans is below the standards I expect from the Montanan.
Hooray for Hurling
How excited I was to see the article on the UM Griz hurlers and their national collegiate hurling championship!
Bookshelf
When Money Grew on Trees
By Greg Gordon
University of Oklahoma Press, 2014, 504 pages,
$29.95
Badluck Way
By Bryce Andrews
Simon & Schuster, Inc. Atria paperback,
2014, 238 pages, $15
Montana 1864
By Ken Egan Jr.
Riverbend Publishing,
2014, 223 pages, $19.95
American Kestrel: Pint-Sized Predator
By Kate Davis, with photographs by Kate Davis and Rob Palmer
Mountain Press, 2014, 104 pages, $18
Caffeinated: How Our Daily Habit Helps, Hurts, and Hooks Us
By Murray Carpenter
Hudson Street Press, 2014, 270 pages, $25.95
Tom Connor's Gift
By David Allan Cates
Bangtail Press, 2014, 350 pages, $19.75
These Living Songs: Reading Montana Poetry
By Lisa D. Simon and Brady Harrison
The University of Montana Press, 2014, 300 pages, $26.99
If Not for This
By Pete Fromm
Red Hen Press, 2014, 240 pages, $15.95
Life on The Rocks
By Bruce L. Smith
University Press of Colorado, 2014, 192 pages, $34.95
The Ploughmen
By Kim Zupan
Henry Holt and Company, 2014, 256 pages, $26
Letters
Where's Your Griz Been?
Nancy Halverson Cabe and Linda Phillips Knoblock took their Griz gear to Peru this past May.Artifacts
Artifacts: Emma’s Dress
Emma Sansaver has an incredible story—one of courage, tenacity, perseverance, and hard work.
Around the Oval
Record Year for UM Fundraising Means More Scholarships for Students
Private support of UM reaches an all-time high this yearCharging Ahead
Rivertop Renewables lands $26 million in investments
Hurling Heroics
UM hurling squad claims national titleStriving for Excellence
Fund changes lives, one opportunity at a time
Tracking the Griz
News from Griz NationBack to School
Former Griz DeCuire returns to UM as new men’s hoops coach
Five Receive 2014 Distinguished Alumni Award
Sprunk, Kohlstaedt, Hood, Juneau, Murray honored by Alumni AssociationBaucus Donates Official Papers to UM
Engstrom says donation advances goal of building a University focused on leadership, distinct opportunitiesMaybe We’re Amazed
Sir Paul McCartney thrills fans with unforgettable concert at UM
Notable & Quotable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from the summer months.
Grizwald
Meet Grizwald, UM‘s cartoon bear. In frequent issues of the Montanan, we provide a drawing of Grizwald that needs a creative, original captionAn Artistic Vision
Couple expresses love of Montana and art through generous giftArtifacts
Around the Oval
UM Student Wins Prestigious Truman Scholarship
Mara Menahan recently won a Truman Scholarship, a prestigious national award that provides top U.S. university student leaders up to $30,000 for graduate or professional school.Nifty Fifty
Missoula Technology and Development Center, HHP celebrate half-century of partnership$11 Million Gift Provides Scholarships for UM Students
A 1953 UM alumnus recently committed $11 million of his estate for academic scholarships at UM.A League of Their Own
New Grizzly softball team to take field next year
Taking Care of Business
New Blackstone LaunchPad Boosts Entrepreneurial Spirit of Students, AlumniFacetime: One Giant Leap
UM Alumna Angela McLean Dives Head-First into Politics
Notable & Quoteable
Campus notes and faculty quotes from spring semesterThe President’s Perspective
A letter to readers from UM President Royce C. EngstromThe Bottom Line
Notable numbers from throughout campusLetters
Diverse Education, Diverse Ideals
After reading the two letters to the editor in the winter 2014 Montanan, I had to respond. The cover of the fall 2013 Montanan and the related article [It’s a Jeep Thing] were fantastic. UM provides a diverse education to a diverse student body.Names Transposed
I did notice a small flaw in the [winter 2014] About Alumni section. The names of Bob Holton and Steve Sanders were reversed on the photos.Artifacts
A Tale of Tales
There are only forty-two copies of The Workes of Geoffrey Chaucer, edited by John Stow, held in public institutions across the United States. Of the forty-two, a mere eleven reside west of the Mississippi. The University of Montana just happens to have one of them.
Around the Oval
Back on Track
The Montana Grizzlies knocked off the Montana State University Bobcats, 28-14, in the 113th Brawl of the Wild in Bozeman on November 23.Elite 800
When the Lady Griz defeated the University of Portland Pilots on November 18, longtime UM women’s hoops coach Robin Selvig made history.
The President’s Perspective
As a new calendar year unfolds, I wish you a wonderful 2014. It promises to be an exciting one for the University of Montana!O'Connor Honored by UM
Justice Sandra Day O’Connor was conferred with an Honorary Doctorate of Laws.Odyssey of the Stars Honors Music Men
UM’s College of Visual and Performing Arts honor two of Missoula’s finest music teachers.Grizwald
Meet Grizwald, UM‘s cartoon bear. In frequent issues of the Montanan, we provide a drawing of Grizwald that needs a creative, original captionUM's MOLLI Program Sees Record Enrollment
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at UM [MOLLI] is thriving.The Bottom Line
UM’s ranking among universities worldwide by Times Higher Education World University RankingsNotable & Quoteable
President Royce Engstrom in October announced that the new Missoula College building will be built on East BroadwayFallen Soldiers Honored
The memorial, bearing the names of Montana soldiers who lost their lives in the recent wars, was recognized as the official State Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans’ Memorial this past fall.Facetime: Kali Lindner '06
Kali Lindner, a 2006 UM graduate in international business and Spanish, went on to create one of the most popular workout trends.
Talking Points
TEDxUMontana Highlights the Personal Side of AcademicsWhere's Your GRIZ Been?
Brandon Tuss ’97, middle, his wife, Steph Tuss, right, and Liz Kelly ’10 proudly don their Griz gear on Inisheer during a recent trip to Ireland. Among the many sites they visited were the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands, Trinity College and St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin, and of course, the Guinness Storehouse.
Bookshelf
The History and Social Foundations of American Education, Tenth Edition
The Impossible Lives of Greta Wells
By Andrew Sean Greer
HarperCollins Publishers, 2013, 289 pages, $26.99
Writing Science in Plain English
By Anne E. Greene
University of Chicago Press, 2013, 124 pages, $13
Letters
Great Couple, Great Delight
I read with great delight the story about my friend John Ruffatto and his benefactor activities within the University of Montana.
Beyond Comprehension
I could not believe my eyes when I saw the fall 2013 cover of the Montanan.
Off-Road, Unhappy
These two images, in essence, represent a 20,000-word essay advocating off-road driving stupidity...