Missoula College

The long wait for funds to build a new Missoula College is almost over. The Montana Legislature approved a direct appropriation of $29 million dollars as part of the governor's jobs bill, and now awaits his signature.

House Bill 5, the bill containing funding for the Missoula College passed it's third reading in the Senate by a vote of 30-20 on Tuesday,April 16, and will now head to the floor of the House for it's second reading on Thursday, April 18, at the earliest.

On Wednesday, The Montana Senate Finance and Claims Committee to table a $180 million dollar state plan to fund building projects on state campuses, including monies for the Montana College project in Missoula.

Today, March 26, Representative David Moore's (HD 91) amendment to exclude the Missoula College from House Bill 5 failed in a 40 to 60 vote.

Rep. David Moore responds to complaints over his proposed amendment to remove funding for the Missoula College from HB 14.

ASUM President Zach Moore issued a news release Monday afternoon stating that Missoula Representative David "Doc" Moore is not responding to numerous emails from students and others requesting that he drop his proposed amendment to the JOBS bill that would strip funding for the Missoula College...

Silver Park project includes extending Wyoming street.

Legislature says Missoula College location to be decided by University, not protesters.

UM celebrates 120th birthday with Charter Day festivities.

There was some confusion at first, but the Missoula College is now able to offer the Veterans Retraining Assistance Program.