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We welcomed new students to the University of Montana School of Journalism this week with “J-Con” — a special convocation just for journalism students. There was much meeting, greeting, learning and laughing. And, there was pizza. Because, there’s always* pizza in the news business, right?...
Our students become the best in the field and then teach the next generation how to be the best in the field.... https://t.co/o4LM79yNJ9
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
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...
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.)
Congratulations on choosing a Top Ten journalism school and the best major on campus! We know you’re curious about what courses to take, so here’s some advice.
A good first-semester schedule would include JRNL 100HY (Media History and Literacy), the first course of a foreign language (unless...
@umjschool: We are proud to announce our latest Montana Journalism Abroad trip: UM to Fukushima: Finding home after fallout. This year's international reporting trip will travel to Japan. The aftermath of 2011's tsunami, earthquake and nuclear meltdown displaced thousands of Japanese citizens....
#truth @UMJSchool alum @mj_wright1 can write. https://t.co/gvw3eGOAxP
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