11th UM Grizzly men's basketball season kicks off November 4th against Lewis and Clark State. The Griz will look to follow up on last years success, but will have to do so without one of the best scores in Montana history, Anthony Johnson. 
Welcome to this week's edition of UM News. From early morning rehearsals for the upcoming Nutcracker to late night intramural basketball games, anchors Emily Adamson and Vince Bagby share the latest news. Katie Mansfield produced this show and Alison Kilts directed.
UM's elementary education majors are learning to teach to a wide variety of learning styles. Reporter Emily Adamson and photographer Sheya Rivard found out how one class is keeping future teachers moving.
This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Day of the Dead Steamroller Print Project at the University.With the help of modern technology art students bring an ancient art into the 21st century.
Welcome to this week's edition of UM News. This week we uncover what researchers are doing to combat the pine beetle problem and how heavy machinery brings a modern touch to traditional artwork. This show was anchored by Brittany Wooley and Tyler Velin. Kaelyn Kelly produced and Erin Schermele directed.
Take-A-Break Tuesday offers students at the University of Montana an opportunity to learn unique life skills. Reporter Tyler Velin and Photographer Keith Hensley explored the most recent class on wilderness survival.
The UM Entertainment Management Program is offering a new Artist Development class. This hands on experience teaches students how to promote local talent with the help of entertainment experts. Photographer/Reporter Katrina Shull and Garrett Browne found one student benefiting from the class.
Grab an inner tube and get ready for an exciting new style of water polo. Reporter Brad Peers found out how this game is evolving.
Members of UM Campus Corp volunteered at the Families First annual Halloween Bash fundraiser. Kids dressed as pumpkins, blushing brides, and super heros while volunteers contributed to the costumes with unique face painting. Reporter Chenelle Smith and photographer Khushnuda Shukurova found out why it doesn't have to be October 31 to celebrate this holiday.
This week, UM Silver Team reporters uncovered how students are staying fit through biking and other activities, as well as how they are helping people on and off campus. Shaun Rainey and Emily Adamson anchored the show. Drew Stanley directed and Gillette Vaira produced the newscast.
Some Missoula students are learning a new way to work out and have fun. Reporter Katie Mansfield and photographer Alison Kilts found out how a Spanish dance is moving Missoula.
UM's Cruiser Co-Op bike rental program has shiny new reasons to encourage people to get out of their cars and onto their bikes. Reporter Emily Adamson and Photographer Sheya Rivard found out how the program is expanding.