Archive for September, 2014
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.
UM Professor Works With Task Force To Find Mystery Odor
A University of Montana professor is working with a task force to find and stop an offensive odor that’s tormented North and Westside Missoula residents for months. UM News reporter Allison Molin and photographer Cole Havens met with the task force to see how they plan to track down the source.
UM News Maroon-September 11, 2014
This week anchors Mackenzie Enich and Jenna Heberden discussed how other college campuses across the country are adopting UM’S PETSA Sexual Assault Prevention Program.
Directed by Cole Havens.
Produced by Mahkia Clark
UM News Silver – September 11, 2014
This week on UM News, anchors Holly Sinnema and Keeley Van Middendorp tells us about a University of Montana program that’s spreading to other universities across the nation, how the Athletic Department is keeping the Washington-Grizzly Stadium up-to-date, and what the Grizzly Marching Band does to prepare for game day. Directed by Cole Havens and produced by Allison Molin.
Griz Fans Try Out Stadium Improvements
This summer, Washington Grizzly Stadium underwent several changes to enhance fan experience. UM News reporter Jenna Heberden and photographer/editor Ed Huberman went to the game to find out how fans feel about the upgrades.
University Of Montana PETSA Program Sweeps The Nation
College campuses across the nation look to the University of Montana for a sexual assault prevention education program. Mackenzie Enich found out how UM’s program is growing beyond the treasure state.
Not A Typical Chemistry Class
UM’s Garon Smith combines his love for alchemy and the science behind it with the hopes of engaging his students to consider a career in the areas of science, mathematics, technology and engineering.
Grizzly Marching Band Prepares For Football Games
Griz football players aren’t the only ones hard at work for the fans at Washington-Grizzly Stadium.
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