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University of Montana Program Helps Launch Businesses
A new program at the University of Montana helps students and graduates launch their own companies and non-profits to strengthen the economy. UM News Reporter Holly Sinnema visited with one local business to find out more.
UM Transportation Rates Higher Than National Averages
In celebration of this weeks Bike Walk Bus Week…Missoula is focusing its attention on getting around in the most healthy and fun way possible…but this isn’t the only week the community uses alternate modes of transportation.
UM News reporter Jenna Heberden found out how people are getting around Missoula other than their cars.
UM News Silver-September 25, 2014
This week on UM News, reporters Mahkia Clark and Mackenzie Enich cover stories from campus diversity, a new approach to getting home safe from a night out, the economic benefits of local craft breweries and UM’s 150th Homecoming celebration.
UM News Maroon – September 25, 2014
This week on UM News, anchors Allison Molin and Holly Sinnema, tell us what local business is boosting the beer economy, how UM students are contributing to the vibrant music scene, and about the Journalism Schools big birthday celebration. Directed by Cole Havens and produced by Jenna Heberden.
School of Journalism Celebrates Centennial
The School of Journalism celebrates 100 years of news making! What started in old army surplus tents, has now grown to one of the top journalism schools in the nation! UM News reporters Keeley Van Middendorp and Jenna Heberden looked through years of archived pictures and also found out what the school is doing to stay ahead of technological advances.
Craft Brewing Benefits Montana Economy
Montana’s craft brewing industry is growing quickly, creating jobs and boosting the state’s economy, according to University of Montana economists. UM News reporter Holly Sinnema rode along with one Missoula business to find out how it’s contributing to this trend.
UM News Silver- September 18, 2014
This week on UM News, anchors Keeley Van Middendorp and Mahkia Clark tell us how one UM professor is helping find the source to a mysterious odor in some Missoula neighborhoods, why a UM alumnus is reaching out to the community for help, and about Fall Feastival, a celebration of the success of the university’s Farm to College Program. Directed by Ed Huberman and produced by Holly Sinnema.
UM News Maroon- September 18, 2014
This week on UM News, anchors Jenna Heberden and Allison Molin tell us about Fall Feastival and the University’s Farm to College Program, how students volunteer to help children overseas, why one alumnus needs the community’s help, and how a UM professor is helping Missoula residents that are bothered by a strange odor in their neighborhoods.
Fall Feastival Celebrates Farm To College Program
The fifth an
nual Fall Feastival will be held Thursday, Sept. 18, to commemorate the success of UM’s Farm to College program. Local vendors from around the state will be featured in the three course meal. UM News reporter Keeley Van Middendorp sat down with Dixon Melons, one of the first of eight to partner with the program in 2003, to find out how their partnership with FTC has impacted their business.
A UM Alumnus Cleans Up Clark Fork River Trail
A UM alumnus and veteran reaches out to the community to help clean up the Clark Fork River Trail after his service dog was injured by some trash. UM News reporter Jenna Heberden went to see how the progress was going and helped clean up some trash.
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