Telling great stories means unearthing information, connecting with people, holding the powerful accountable, giving voice to the voiceless and making a difference. Those great stories and the careers they make start at the University of Montana School of Journalism, where here, we learn by...
The J-School welcomes The New Yorker magazine writer Adam Entous as its annual Dean Stone lecturer this year.
Entous will discuss “Investigative Journalism in the Age of Trump” at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 19, in the University Center Ballroom. His presentation is free and open to the public.
On...
Recent University of Montana School of Journalism graduate Lucy Tompkins will spend a year in Germany studying and reporting on the experiences of Syrian women who have become refugees in Berlin as part of a Fulbright Young Professional Journalist Program fellowship. Tompkins currently works at...
Work while you play by taking these summer journalism classes online.
Complete two journalism requirements, as well as two general ed courses for your UM degree!
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JRNL 100HY - Media History and Literacy
Instructor: Ray Fanning
3 Credits.
A survey of the history, development and...
This spring, J-School students are undertaking big work through many of the captsone projects at the J-School like student documentary, Montana Journalism Abroad and Montana Native News. In Native News, 20 students are spreading out across the state to cover sovereignty on Montana's...
We believe students learn by doing. Our students get out of the classroom and into the real world – here in Missoula, around the state and beyond. They:
