The historic Memorial Carillon has been silenced for almost the entire semester. UM Main Hall's recent construction added seismic reinforcement to the bell tower and now construction is complete ahead of schedule. UM News Reporter Willi Brooks and Photographer Jon G. Denny climbed the tower to hear the sounds of the season... (click below to see the story)
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Carillon Bells
The historic Memorial Carillon has been silenced for almost the entire semester. UM Main Hall's recent construction added seismic reinforcement to the bell tower and now construction is complete ahead of schedule. UM News Reporter Willi Brooks and Photographer Jon G. Denny climbed the tower to hear the sounds of the season... (click below to see the story)Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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.
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Willi Brooks- Field Photographer and Reporter
Whitney Caldarone- Interview Photographer and Editor
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Dennis Swibold,
Justyn Field,
Whitney Caldarone,
Willi Brooks
Friday, October 30, 2009
Consequences from Parking Fees
Parking fees at the University of Montana changed this school year. UM News reporter Willi Brooks and Paige Browning talked with a student facing some consequences because of parking fees.Parking fees can be paid at Facilities Services on campus.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Video Surveillance at UM
Have you ever wondered if someone is watching you?
With the death of Annie Le, a grad student at Yale University, video surveillance has come into the spotlight.
UM News Reporter Willi Brooks and photographer Jon Denny take a closer look at video cameras on campus and just "who" is behind the "eye in the sky." (Click on the link below)
Friday, September 18, 2009
H1N1 Prevention Plan
Many cases of the H1N1 virus have been reported at universities accross Montana, including UM. UM News reporter Willi Brooks and photographer Sarah Grant found out what the University of Montana's plan is to battle the H1N1 virus. Additionally, what you can do to prevent yourself from catching the virus.
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H1N1,
Sarah Grant,
Swine Flu,
University of Montana,
Willi Brooks
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