Showing posts with label Whitney Caldarone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Whitney Caldarone. Show all posts

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Athletes In Action

Athletes at the University of Montana are coming together,
and not just for a game. UM News reporter Laura Wilson and photographer Whitney Caldarone take a look at a group on campus that brings sports and spirituality into one room.



Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Meeting the Demands of Journalism



The University of Montana is no stranger to diversity. Meet one UM student who doesn't let his situation slow him down.


Click Below to see the story.




Willi Brooks- Field Photographer and Reporter
Whitney Caldarone- Interview Photographer and Editor

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Fusion Concert

Music students at the University of Montana are coming together for the first time to showcase their musical diversity. UM News reporter/photographer Whitney Caldarone takes us behind the scenes for a sneek peak of what they're working on.


For more information Click on: http://www.umt.edu/umarts/node/52

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

UM News Silver for October 15, 2009

Thanks for joining us for today's newscast of UM News presented by the Silver team. Today's anchors are University of Montana broadcast journalism majors Lindsey Scheetz and Willi Brooks. The program was produced by Ashley Korslien and directed by Whitney Caldarone. The program airs during Montana Today on KECI-TV in Missoula, KCFW-TV in Kalispell and KTVM-TV in Butte/Bozeman.


Thursday, October 8, 2009

Sukkot


Every year people all across the world observe the Jewish Holy Week of Sukkot. UM News reporter Lindsey Scheetz and photographer Whitney Caldarone found out what the Univeristy of Montana and Missoula community are doing to celebrate the harvest holiday.





Meet Jeff Bendremer and his family; his wife Danielle Wozniak and their two children Solomon and Eliana as they celebrate Sukkot.




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

Thursday, September 17, 2009

UM Bookstore Makeover

The Bookstore at the University of Montana recently completed a six month renovation making the store more shopper friendly. All Griz-gear moved from the upper level to the main floor, and all textbooks moved upstairs. UM News reporter Ashley Korslien and photographer Whitney Caldarone found out how students are adjusting to the new layout.