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UM News November 3 2021

November 4, 2021

In this week’s edition of UM News, we take a look at how a business professor’s podcast is breaking ground. Meanwhile, Missoula College students and faculty train bees to hunt invasive snails in Florida.

University Podcast Expands Across the State

November 4, 2021

A UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA BUSINESS PROFESSOR’S PODCAST IS NOW REACHING A LARGER AUDIENCE ACROSS THE STATE. OUR REPORTER, CHRISTOPHER KUNDA TELLS US MORE ABOUT THIS UNIVERSITY PODCAST.

Missoula College Research Project Trains Bees to Locate Giant African Land Snails in Florida

November 3, 2021

A research project at Missoula College trains bees to locate giant african land snails, an invasive species that’s threatening the agriculture industry in Florida.

UM News Reporter Jackson Groff Reports.

UM News October 27th, 2021

October 27, 2021

In this weeks newscast we learn about a new universal flu vaccine and meet a grad student who is breaking ground in landscape painting.

 

Universal Flu Vaccine

October 27, 2021

 

Professor Jay Evans and students are working on a universal flu vaccine that could allow people to get a flu shot once every 5 years.

Jackson Groff reports.

 

Artist’s Landscape

October 27, 2021

A third generation painter and art school graduate student is building a thesis that approaches outdoor landscape paintings in a different reality, inspired by his love of spending time in nature.

Rory Cheevers reports.

UM News October 20, 2021

October 20, 2021

This week’s program covers the UM School of Dance getting back in public and the results of a UM business challenge.

UM Hosts Business Challenge

October 20, 2021

Every year, the University of Montana collaborates with Blackstone Launchpad to host the John Ruffatto Business Startup Challenge.
The event gave away more than $50,000 of prize money between eight businesses. Our reporter Christopher Kunda tells us more about the winners.

UM’s Dance on Location

October 20, 2021

After a year and a half of uncertainty due to the Covid-19 pandemic dancers in the University of Montana’s School of Dance are happy to be doing what they do best, performing.

Jourden Redmond reports.

UM News October 13,2021

October 13, 2021

In this week’s UM News, we take a look into the use of technology to diagnose problems in bee hives and to help new teachers communicate with students.

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