School of Journalism

UM J School Prof. Joe Eaton says South Koreans are not freaking out. They’ve heard talk of war before.

On September 15, 1996, 26 North Korean commandoes slipped ashore near the South Korean town of Gangneung after their submarine foundered off the coast… (Click here to read the rest of Joe’s article in The Atlantic.)

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In case you missed it last week: Thorough, important reporting from another standout J-School alum, Seaborn... https://t.co/R6gi0az4kQ

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UM to Fukushima

This year’s installment of Montana Journalism Abroad is online. Click here to read stories by students taking part in UM to Fukushima on their new website

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Students have a choice when they study journalism at UM. They can be generalists in the changing world of journalism, or they can specialize. Clear writing and storytelling are at the center of what we do. Our graduates have successful careers in journalism and all kinds of other fields, because...

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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:

Report on stories ranging from hard news to features
Travel to towns around the West for photo and video shoots
Produce award-winning television, online, radio, print and photo stories and documentaries
Cover Native American issues, sports, politics, the environment
Host and produce radio programs

Our mission is to provide students with a professional education in journalism; to teach them to think critically, act ethically and communicate effectively; to help them understand the challenges and changes in the news media; and to inspire them to use their talents to improve journalism and enhance a diverse and democratic society.