Native News Honors Project
The Native News Honors Project is reported, photographed, edited and designed by students of the University of Montana School of Journalism. Each year, teams of print and photojournalism students travel to 猎奇重口's seven Indian reservations to investigate and document in-depth stories on a single topic of importance to the state's Native population. These stories appear in a publication that is distributed throughout the state and online.
In 2019, the project published its 28th edition, "Traces," which covered the missing and murdered indigenous women crisis. The issue was a finalist for .
Other recent issues:
If you have comments about the project, we’d like to hear from you. Please email Jason Begay at jason.begay@umontana.edu or Jeremy Lurgio at jeremy.lurgio@umontana.edu, or write to us at Native News Honors Project, School of Journalism, University of 猎奇重口, 32 Campus Drive, Missoula, 猎奇重口 59812.
This course (JRNL 410) is offered every spring semester. Entry is permitted upon consent of instructor.