Showing posts with label Cole Johnson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cole Johnson. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Sparkler Bomb


The punishment for using illegal fireworks is often a fine, or in some cases, jail time. But UM News reporter Cole Johnson and photographer Eri Okazaki met a student who faces a life-long penalty because of home-made fireworks.
For further information, please visit fireworks.com, KSFY.com and Missoula Fire Department website.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009


The Grizzly Scholarship Association held their 4th Annual Wine Festival Fundraiser in hopes of raising more money for Grizzly Athletics. Photographer Buddy Cowart and reporter Cole Johnson found out what the GSA is doing in continuing to raise money for the Grizzly scholarship fund.





Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Intramural Basketball - Web Exclusive

The University of Montana's intramural basketball teams provide opportunities for students to play an organized sport for fun. It also provides jobs for students who know the game. Photographer Sarah Grant and reporter Cole Johnson found out what it's like for Jenny McVeigh to be an intramural babasketball referee.

Thursday, October 22, 2009

BAC Outreach

Have you ever wondered what your Blood Alcohol Concentration is? Maybe after a drink? Maybe after six?
The Missoula Police Department and the Missoula County DUI Task Force were at the Griz Game Tailgate armed with BAC meters to help fans know "when to say when".
UM News Reporter Cole Johnson and photographer Jon Denny went along to see what constitutes "impairment."

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Jake Silk

A UM student was hoping to run for the cross country team when something happened that changed his life. The incident left him wearing a brace on his right leg in order to keep his foot at a 90 degree angle. Reporter Cole Johnson and photographer Sarah Grant discover the tragic story of the Great Falls native.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

UM Parking Goes Green

University of Montana Public Safety is helping to save the environment as well as helping people save money. The university offers a special discounted parking permit, the Go Green Permit, for students, faculty and their "green" vehicles. UM News reporter Cole Johnson and photographer Whitney Caldarone have the story.



Click to see if your car qualifies for a Go Green Permit

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Main Hall Construction

Construction continues this fall semester on the University of Montana campus. One of the main projects is a renevation of Main Hall. UM News reporter Cole Johnson and photographer Buddy Cowart talked with UM's main architect Jerry Ballas about the changes being done to one of the oldest buildings on campus.