Archive for November, 2017
UM News Silver November 15, 2017
This week on UM News we see how one student club is getting involved in the annual food drive competition between Bobcat fans and Griz fans. Also, student volunteers are bringing an international program to Montana which aims to build relationships with people with mental and physical disabilities. The UM ROTC program debuted its brand new cannon, giving Griz football fans another reason to look forward to next fall. This show was produced by Meri DeMarois, directed by Alex Kim, anchored by Wayne Stevenson, Matt Skillman and Aunica Koch.
Missoula Loves Monte
Monte, the University of Montana mascot, is one of the most popular mascots in the country. Reporter DJ Stewart finds out more about why the local community loves their bear.
Best Buddies International Comes to Montana
A new Missoula group pairs people with intellectual and developmental disabilities with a friend in the community. Best Buddies International has finally made its way to Montana with the help of University of Montana student volunteers. Aunica Koch reports.
Missoula Native Igniting Change in Postpartum Care
Postpartum psychosis is a condition causing depression, hallucinations, and insomnia. Although it is rare it can have a traumatic effect on parents. Missoula Native Melissa Bangs has traveled around the country sharing her experience with this condition. Reporter Matt Skillman and Photojournalist Natasha Woodworth found out how her speeches have led to changes in Missoula hospitals.
Photo Essay: Basketball Season is Among Us!
Basketball season has officially begun for both the Griz and the Lady Griz teams. Friday, November 10th, the Griz had their first game of the season against the Whitworth Pirates, winning 72-60. The Lady Griz began their season Monday, November 13th, against the Wyoming Cowgirls. To check their schedules, go to: www.gogriz.com GO GRIZ!
Photo Essay by Meghan Bourassa
UM News Maroon Show November 8, 2017
This week on UM News, we check out how one student is leaving her mark in the global music scene. Also, we explore the growing sport of curling in Missoula and how students are helping keep the University District clean after football games. This show is produced by Aunica Koch, directed by Drew Cox-Koulman, and anchored by DJ Stewart and Mederios Whitworth-Babb.
UM News Silver Show November 8, 2017
This episode of UM News features a former UM student that coaches curling, a winter sport with increasing popularity in Missoula; and a current student and local musician is preparing to release her debut album. This week’s silver show is anchored by Meri DeMarois and Mederios Whitworth-Babb, produced by Wayne Stevenson and directed by Natasha Woodworth.
Curling Takes Over Missoula
The Missoula Curling Club is seeing the biggest turnout in years. UM New reporter DJ Stewart and photojournalist Tiffany Folkes took a look at how a former UM student has taken on a coaching role and is sharing her knowledge with the next generation.
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