Homecoming

Yes, due to the fact that the Beartracks (formerly Higgins Avenue) Bridge is under construction, there’ll be no University of Montana Homecoming Parade this year, however, Homecoming events are still planned through the week.

Surprise! It wasn't because of COVID.

Only 500 spectators will be allowed October 9.

This would ordinarily be Homecoming Week on the University of Montana campus, with parades, bonfires, special events and, of course, the Homecoming football game, however, COVID 19 has brought almost activities to a halt.

2019 marks the 100th official University of Montana Homecoming week, and the campus and city will be celebrating.

On a blustery afternoon in western Montana, the pent up emotions of thousands of people poured out joyfully as critically wounded Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Wade Palmer arrived home to the Missoula International Airport

On Friday, five outstanding UM Alumni will be receive the 2018 Distinguished Alumni Award at a ceremony in the University Center.

Homecoming week at the University of Montana means a parade and a football game, of course, but there are many other smaller festivities planned for UM alumni and visitors to the campus for the remainder of the week.

Seth Bodnar, the newly selected President of the University of Montana, along with his wife, Chelsea, met with members of the media at the Payne Family Native American Center on Campus on Thursday afternoon.

After Saturday's heartbreaking 42-41 loss to the Cal Poly Mustangs on Saturday, the Montana Grizzlies have dropped five places in the latest STATS FCS top 25 football poll.