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McKenna Johnson

McKenna Johnson

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Design Editor, Montana Kaimin

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Total articles 228

  • Dhaka international symposium gathers at the intersection of art & climate crisis

    By McKenna Johnson Verified| Mongabay Verified Climate change is affecting the work of performing artists as well as creative artists in South Asia. A July conference in Dhaka brought scholars and performers together to discuss the nascent studies of the intersection of climate change and culture. Artists are using their art to address the climate crisis. Some art forms are being lost because of climate impacts. The work of young art students shows how nature is infused in art from an early age.

    By McKenna Johnson Verified · Mongabay

    Jul. 29, 2024

  • Class of COVID

    By McKenna Johnson Verified, Chloe Olsgaard, Ava Rosvold| Montana Kaimin Verified We all feel the same churns in our stomachs when we’re reminded of spring 2020. Most of us shuck the feeling away, do what we can to avoid reliving the loss, isolation and uprooting of our lives that affected us all in different ways. With the class of 2024’s graduation next week, the University of Montana is almost entirely made up of undergraduate students who will never know what a pre-COVID-19 college looks like.

    By McKenna Johnson Verified, Chloe Olsgaard, Ava Rosvold · Montana Kaimin

    May. 02, 2024

  • Dhaka international symposium gathers at the intersection of art & climate crisis

    By McKenna Johnson Verified| Mongabay Verified Climate change is affecting the work of performing artists as well as creative artists in South Asia. A July conference in Dhaka brought scholars and performers together to discuss the nascent studies of the intersection of climate change and culture. Artists are using their art to address the climate crisis. Some art forms are being lost because of climate impacts. The work of young art students shows how nature is infused in art from an early age.

    By McKenna Johnson Verified · Mongabay

    Jul. 29, 2024

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Montana Kaimin

UM's Independent Campus Newspaper Since 1898.

Missoula, Montana, United States

'+1 406-243-4310

Founded: 1898