College

Just in time for Labor Day…A new study shows Montana ranked number one in the nation for the highest percentage of older workers and also its share of educated workers.

While we in Missoula love to toot our own horn about how amazing the University of Montana is, we can't deny that we share the same state with another equally impressive college. And Forbes seems to agree...

Everyone has an embarrassing moment at some point. However, at least here on The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show, we have a dump button to hit.

Check out the short Vine video and then determine for yourself if NBA great Bill Walton was drunk while calling this basketball game.

A recent decline in enrollment at the University of Montana has led the admissions office and its staff to take a step back and look at alternative approaches when searching for prospective students and enrollees at UM.

Well, this is something that you just don't expect to see while in a college class. A chemistry professor at Idaho State University was in the middle of teaching a class when a pistol he was carrying in his pocket discharged unexpectedly, KIFI-TV reported. The bullet found a resting spot in his foot. So, he literally shot himself in the foot.

A boulder weighing somewhere between three and four hundred pounds tumbled off of Mount Sentinel, destroying part of a retaining wall and blocking traffic on Campus Drive early Monday morning, March 10.

Ok, I understand when the "urge" hits, but honestly, if you are going to park your car by an office building and low five yourself, make sure 2nd story windows cannot see through your sunroof.

Last weekend I took a camping trip with some of my college friends and had a rude awakening, and it wasn't just that storm clouds had followed us.

When I came home for winter break my freshman year of college, all I ate was meat. Steak, chicken, hamburgers - any type of meat I could get my hands on. I didn't care what kind as long as it was meat.

Missoula has been included in yet another list of the nation's cities. Along with being one of the most popular cities for hippies, Missoula is also apparently one of the Top Ten College Towns of 2013, according to Livability.com.

Taking on any amount of debt can be scary, but for college students who rely on student loans to pay their tuition and fees, a possible hike in interest rates could make their debt situation even scarier. A lot of my college friends attended school using borrowed money, and most of them admitted that they tried not to think about the day they would have to start paying it back ...