Efforts to stop spread must continue By Chronicle editorial board Aug 9, 2020 The weird pandemic plagued summer of 2020 is about to get weirder.
Shortened census could have big consequences By Chronicle editorial board Aug 7, 2020 The Trump administration has been curiously mum about why it has moved the deadline up a month to respond to the ongoing U.S. census.
Be smart, don't get snookered by attack ads By Chronicle editorial board Aug 2, 2020 Another Montana Senate seat is up for grabs and, as expected, the dark money vultures are hovering. Smear ads paid for by out-of-state PACs are popping up like mushrooms in manure.
Science doesn't support claims about grizzly hunting By Dr. Adrian Treves and Dr. John Laundre Guest columnists Aug 11, 2020 As the governor’s Grizzly Bear Advisory Council (GBAC) works to finalize its recommendations regarding the future of grizzly bear management in Montana, it would be well-advised to follow its own guiding principle: “the best available science should inform decisions in all aspects of grizzly…
A high, wild and untrammeled Gallatin Range By Eva Patten and Michael Scott Guest Columnists Aug 8, 2020 The U.S. Forest Service deserves a pat on the back. After decades of ambivalence, they are finally committing to manage the core of the Hyalite Porcupine Buffalo Horn Wilderness Study Area as recommended wilderness through the recently released draft Custer Gallatin Forest Plan.
Action needed to protect legacy of state's rivers By Mac MinarD Guest columnist Aug 6, 2020 Here in Montana, our rivers and streams support almost every facet of a long-standing and cherished way of life. Montana’s waterways provide a living for hundreds of business owners and their employees in the guiding and outfitting industry, which is a large part of the state’s $7.1 billion …
John Lewis and the masks Black preachers wear on the public stage Kenyatta R. Gilbert Howard University
Movie theaters are on life support – how will the film industry adapt? Matthew Jordan Pennsylvania State University
Pivot to remote learning creates a chance to reinvent K-12 education Carl Kurlander University of Pittsburgh
How the old-fashioned telephone could become a new way for some to see their doctor Maria A. Woodward University of Michigan Medical School
A COVID-19 vaccine needs the public's trust – and it's risky to cut corners on clinical trials, as Russia is Abram L. Wagner University of Michigan
