VCU's Intro Into Podcasting: Moments of Change

VCU's Intro Into Podcasting: Moments of Change

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Pedestrian Safety: By Sawyer Adams

Join student Sawyer Adams as he discusses Pedestrian Safety with guest Lieutenant Edgar Greer of VCU Police. Tune in to hear the full conversation on VCU's Got Issues!

The Non-Traditional Student Experience: By Sam Markwith

Working full time? Taking part time classes? Over the age of 25? You’re not alone. My non-traditional college experience led me to wonder… is there support for students like you and me? Today, VCU’s Got Issues talks with Stephanie Ganser who is the Director of the Adult Learner Experience in the Office of Adult and Non-Traditional Student Services at VCU. This episode explores the challenges that face these students and what VCU faculty could do to ease the pain. We discuss advocating for yourself and explain why professors should want non-traditional students in their classroom.

VCU and Grubhub: Partnership or Problem?: By Ryan Evans

In this episode of VCU's Got Issues, we’re talking about VCU’s collaboration with Grubhub and what it means for campus dining. Has it made life easier with mobile ordering, or are there still some bumps in the road? We’ll break it down and let you decide!

Mother 2 Son: By Kyler Gilliam

Mothers typically know everything about their children. While children typically don't know enough about their Mothers. I'm one of those kids, I know my mother is strong and resilient but I didn't know the full story. Here is a conversation with my Mom about her journey to success.

VCU’s Missing Sorority: By Katie Falcone

After a hazing tragedy in 2021, VCU is dilligant in publishing all policy infractions, suspensions, and expulsions of their organizations. In the Spring of 2023, a sorority was removed from campus without a trace—and an explanation from the school is yet to be published. It’s as if they never existed. So what happened, and why can’t we know about it?

VCU's Administrative State: By Jeremy Hill

Colleges nationwide develop comprehensive plans heading into the Fall 2024 semester. With political strife at an all-time high, some colleges and student groups take clear stances on issues, whereas other universities don't want to get involved. In this episode of VCU's Got Issues, I interview a high-ranking administrator on plans to handle VCU's political climate. To hear the whole discussion, tune in to discover more!

Where Are The Good Sculptures?: By Isaac Martin

VCU is a playground for creativity. It’s even widely known that VCU has a nationally ranked sculpture program, and yet there is a severe lack of decoration on campus. One would expect the campus to show more of its sculptural prowess, but there are only three sculptures display... and I want to know why. In this episode I speak with Kendall Buster, the graduate director of the VCU department of sculpture and extended media, about the possible reasons why VCU hasn’t put up more sculptures on campus, and viable options for installing more art on campus.

The Rams Who Cried Wolf: By Fernando Salmeron

This year alone, police have documented two false reports of assault on VCU's Campus. These reports damage the social cohesion of our campus and create a schism between safety and truth. Inspired by truth, Fernando Salmeron goes to the VCU Police Station to discuss these matters with the Interim Deputy Chief Lee Olds. Why do people make up false allegations? How do police investigate these matters? What is the punishment for making false reports? These questions and more will be answered in this episode!

How Much Was Dinner?: By Cruz Walden

Swiping your VCU ID gets you access to many things: dorms, club meeting rooms, and offices, just to name a few. With a dining plan, it also gets you access to food. But how much is the food worth, anyways? What are you really spending? In this episode of VCU's Got Issues, student journalist Cruz Walden takes a look at how the student experience shapes dining, and if the price is really right!

VCU's Got Solutions: How students seek addiction recovery on campus: By Craig Martin

Many episodes of VCU's Got Issues are about the problems and dilemmas VCU is coming to terms with. This episode looks at VCU through a more positive lens, as it explores the safe haven for students who struggle with drug or alcohol addiction. We speak with the Associate Director of Rams in Recovery, Tom Bannard, to get an understanding of how the program aids students who are struggling. We also speak with a peer recovery specialist about her personal experience with drugs and why students might feel the need to take substances.

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