The School of Journalism blends a rich history with today's technology. Founded in 1914, the J-School started in Army tents pitched on the Oval. Today, our home is in Don Anderson Hall, which opened in 2007. We are a professional school where students learn by doing. Our professors have all had successful careers in the news media and continue to stay current with the fast-changing media world. Our alums go onto careers in journalism and all kinds of other fields, from politics to law, to working in the film industry or working for non-profits.
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Upcoming Events
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02/09/2012 - 4:00pm
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02/15/2012 (All day)
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02/16/2012 - 7:00pm
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02/20/2012 (All day)
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03/01/2012 (All day)
School News
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UM School of Journalism majors Clark Hodges and Emily Foster place in the top 10 in separate radio and television reporting competitions as part of the Hearst College Journalism Awards.
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University of Montana Journalism Professor Jeremy Lurgio talks about his inspiration for visual storytelling, the Native News Honors Project, the Montana Towns Project and his reporting on Lost & Found Montana. Professor Denise Dowling hosts.
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Apoorva Joshi, a first-year graduate student from India, talks about her research interests, leading a student group, and why she chose the School of Journalism.
Read more about J-School grad student takes reins of South and Southeast Asian Students' Association
Alumni News
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MarketWatch Radio Network correspondent and UM School of Journalism alum Tracy Johnke gives us an update.
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A quick Q-and-A with msnbc.com producer/editor and UM RTV alum Shanon Dell.
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Oliver shared her expertise and broadcast tips with UM News anchors.
Read more about J-School alum and ABC News reporter Meg Oliver returns to campus