MISSOULA — In case you missed it, KPAX's "UM Minute" series continued Monday morning on Montana This Morning.
University of Montana leaders say nearly one-third of students come from families that earn significantly below the state's median wage, thus making them eligible for Pell grants.
MTN's Mark Martin spoke one-on-one with UM President Seth Bodnar to learn how in the midst of federal funding cuts and a government shutdown, the university is working to ensure funds remain in place for lower-income students.
Watch the full interview below:
The UM Minute series with President Bodnar airs every Monday on Montana This Morning.
Next week, we take a look at how the University of Montana's work to advance free speech is getting new attention in the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
