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Reznet changes hands

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The J-School, Reznet, and the UM community bade farewell to Denny McAuliffe, who has decided to return to work at The Washington Post

Students team with NewWest.net for multimedia class projects

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Thirteen J-School students participated in a summer multimedia course taught by NewWest.Net CEO and Publisher Jonathan Weber

UM hosts Pulitzer Prize photography exhibit

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Slava Veder, The Associated Press

UM hosts the largest display of Pulitzer-prize winning photos ever shown in the U.S.

'Jailed for Their Words' debuts in Washington, D.C.

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The film, directed by adjunct professor Gita Saedi Kiely and based on the book by professor Clem Work, will air at the National Press Club.

Web site launched to showcase student work in Corvallis

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Web site features both print and photo stories and utilizes a Google Map to pinpoint their locations in and around Corvallis, Mont.

PBS Online NewsHour's Banville joins faculty

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Online Newshour producer brings varied skill set, professional multimedia experience and unabashed enthusiasm to the J-School.

SPJ brings conference, awards to J-School

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The Society of Professional Journalists' Region 10 spring conference brought a wide range of journalists to the J-School to discuss changing careers, covering Native America, and telling stories online.  UM students made an impressive showing at the awards ceremony. 

Dean Stone awards, a night for students to shine

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Audio slide show from the annual Dean Stone awards banquet.

Actuality: a broadcast major's J-School

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Part 2 of a series of student-produced stories examining facets of UM's J-School. Junior Willi Brooks shares his experiences in the broadcast department.

Pollner prof, NMA winner touts narrative journalism

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Chris Jones, the J-School's new T. Anthony Pollner Distinguished Professor and 2009 National Magazine Award winner says students 'would be wise' to consider long form narrative.