University of Montana College of Business

pov: you haven’t thought of taking finals in months 😌

Happy Friday!! Check out The Dead South performing tomorrow KettleHouse Amphitheater

If you have a summer internship or job lined up we would be thrilled for you to share!

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If you have a summer internship or job lined up, we would be thrilled for you to share!

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This spring, students in the University of Montana College of Business course BMGT 403: Advanced Topics in Sports and Entertainment Management brought event production to life through hands-on final projects planned and executed from start to finish.

One standout event was a Lilith Fair Tribute Concert held outside the Gallagher Business Building, celebrating women in music, leadership, and creativity while showcasing talented local artists and supporting the Missoula YWCA.

Led by students Chae Clearwood and Grace Simonich, the project combined event management, marketing, teamwork, networking, and live production, to give students valuable real-world experience while creating a meaningful community event.

At the UM College of Business, experiential learning is at the heart of what we do, empowering students to apply their skills beyond the classroom and create experiences that make an impact.

Read more about the Lilith Fair Tribute Concert: https://www.umt.edu/business/stories/051526lilithfair.php

Congratulations to our 2026 spring graduates!

🏆 Congratulations to the 2025–26 University of Montana College of Business student and faculty award recipients!

From exceptional student achievement to impactful teaching, and research, these awards recognize the individuals who make our community stronger every day.

Thank you for your hard work, leadership, and commitment to excellence, and congratulations on this well-deserved recognition! 🐻

https://www.umt.edu/business/stories/050726awards.php

We are so proud to call Liam a !

🎓Many University of Montana seniors are preparing to graduate this week. One of them, Liam Edwards, from the small town of Chinook, packed so much into his four years of college, it seems a minor miracle he will graduate on time.

Read how the accounting and finance student – who also served as UM’s student government business manager – pulled it off in our “Life of Liam” feature story: bit.ly/UMliamLife




📸Tommy Martino

Our very own marketing professor, Dr. Emily Plant, sat down with NBC Montana to discuss her research in horse breeding as we approach the Kentucky Derby on Saturday.

Make sure you read through to see which horse she thinks will win it all at Churchill Downs!

UM business professor brings 'Moneyball' approach to horseracing In a sport driven by bloodlines, instinct and high-dollar bets, a University of Montana marketing professor is using data analysis to help horse owners and bree