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Active Shooter Response Training
The University of Montana is working to help keep the community safe. With school shootings on the rise, local and campus law enforcement are offering training to students, faculty, and community members on how to react to a shooting. Reporter Sojin Josephson and Photographer Joe Hodgson have the story.
UM News Maroon Show November 19, 2015
This week on UM News, photographer Ryan Groh and reporter Sarah Yovetich went to the Missoula Food Bank to check out how the community is “Canning the Cats.” Another on campus market, is looking to bring fresh choices to the University community. One non-profit organization gives kids the gift of Griz tickets. This show is anchored by Sean Robb and Sojin Josephson, and produced by Dominique Giusti and Joe Lesar.
Silver Show for November 19, 2015
This week on UM News photographer Peter Riley and Reporter Sojin Josephson found a hidden gem at the campus library that can help with presentations, or movie making. One UM class is also receiving hands on experience by managing local bands. Also, don’t forget to donate to Can the Cats before the rivalry game on Saturday. This show is anchored by Sarah Yovetich and Sojin Josephson, and produced by Dominique Giusti and directed by Joe Hodgeson.
Grizzly Green Market Provides Local Food Options
Since 2009, buying local and organic food has been on the Top Ten Consumer Trends list. Grizzly Green Market is trying to supply this trend by selling food and baked goods from local farmers and vendors. Photographer Carrie Miller interviewed UM Dining Coordinator Ray Merseal on why he thinks it’s not just a fad.
One Button Studio
The Mansfield Library now has a new video recording studio that requires no film or editing experience. With the push of a single button, it can be used for creative and practical purposes. The Missoula Public Library is now looking to build a One Button Studio for the community to use. To learn more about or to use the One Button Studio, you can make reservations here. Photographer Peter Riley and UM News Reporter Sojin Josephson went into the studio to get the story.
Celebrating Native American Veterans
Once a year, the Salish and Kooteni Veteran Warrior Society brings the community together for Veterans Day to honor those who served. Photographer Joe Hodgson and UM News reporter Dominique Giusti made a trip to Pablo for a closer look.
Massage Therapy
The University of Montana Physical Therapy Department is holding their annual massage fundraiser to raise money for several different programs. These programs help physical therapy students to network together with professional healthcare officials across the nation as well as to study and travel abroad practicing their craft.
New Aquatic Sport Welcomed to Missoula Community
University of Montana is the first college in the state to welcome a new sport. Photographer Ryan Groh and UM News Reporter Domininque Giusti went for a swim to watch a key log rolling competition in action.
UM News Silver for October 29, 2015
Students and their parents volunteer at the Missoula Food Bank, a new Missoula coffee shop has a class in the School of Business Administration to thank and more students are using a free ride service to get across campus safely. Those stories make up this week’s episode of UM News. Sojin Josephson and Sean Robb anchor the program that was produced by Sarah Yovetich and directed by Joe Lesar.
UM News Maroon for October 29, 2015
Dominique Giusti and Sean Robb anchor this week’s episode of UM News. We feature a story on how more students are calling for rides on Griz Walk, a service to help students get to their cars or across campus safely in the evenings. We also tell you about a haunted building on the UM campus and a step back into history at a local cemetery. Sarah Yovetich produced; and Ryan Groh directed this episode.
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