A focus on Albright's top-ranked fashion and costume design majors includes discussion of New York Fashion Week, research projects and the future of the industry.

Guests: Alexandra Pancu '25, NYFW veteran and fashion & merchandising major; designer and Theatre professor Liz Polley (who has dressed celebrities like Taylor Swift and Cher); and assistant professor of design Elizabeth Quinn, an accomplished sustainable fashion researcher.

A discussion of the college's NCAA Division III Middle Atlantic Conference athletic programs with Albright Athletic Co-Directors Janice Luck and Rick Ferry, and student-athletes Cynthia Schneider '24 and Ben Egan '24.

Keep up with Albright Athletics at https://albrightathletics.com/

An in-depth exploration of the college's 2023 theatrical production of Spring Awakening with the play's director Jeffrey Lentz '85, Albright’s Senior Artist-in-Residence for the Theatre and Music departments who earned a Master’s in Opera at Yale and 2004 Grammy nomination. Also joining the conversation is assistant director Ben Galosi, a rising junior majoring in Theatre and Arts Administration, who is the 2021 recipient of Broadway World’s Best Performer Under 18 Award for his work with the Ephrata Performing Arts Center in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.

Learn more about Albright's acclaimed Theatre Department.

As we prepare for a new academic year, President Fetrow celebrates our class of 2023 through the memories and stories of three of its graduates.

Guests: Megan Misurelli, biochemistry, an accomplished researcher who gave the senior address at commencement; Greyson Curran, political science and criminology, president of the Student Government Association; and Tyler Simmons, music industry studies, president of Albright's record label, Lion Records, and sound engineer for Albright Out Loud.

Watch Albright College's 163rd commencement Ceremony.

The conversation on inclusive and ethical leadership continues with President Fetrow and her guests from Albright's School of Professional Studies -

Explore the School of Professional Studies' flexible adult academic programs.

An exploration of inclusive and ethical leadership with faculty and graduate students from Albright's School of Professional Studies. Guests include Dr. Lisa Hain, professor and academic chair of the applied psychology program; Dr. Allison Schlosser, professor and program chair of the athletic leadership program; Jose "Joey" Miranda '12, graduate student in applied psychology and vice president of Foundation for the Reading Pagoda; and William "BJ" Hogan, who is a graduate student in athletic leadership and works as a school athletic director. (Part one of two episodes)

Learn more about accelerated adult programs available via the Albright College School of Professional Studies.

President Fetrow's guests share stories about their long friendship, sparked by music and WXAC, Albright's student-run college radio station. Brent Mittelstadt '07, who earned his Albright degree in philosophy and English, now lives in England - where he is the Director of Research at the Oxford Internet Institute and an Oxford University professor. He phones in from 'across the pond' to chat with Jacque and his Albright friend, mentor and WXAC station manager Mindy Cohen, who spent years living - and working on the air - in Europe herself before leading Albright's station.

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It's Better Than Static - a History of WXAC

President Fetrow is joined by accomplished educators to discuss Total Experience Learning® at Albright College - a groundbreaking educational philosophy that integrates research-based learning and empowers students of all ages to use their creativity and innovation for deep understanding. Guests for this exploration of TExpL's many benefits are Melissa Woodard, superintendent of Wyomissing Area School District; Bill McKay, superintendent of Governor Mifflin School District; and TExpL founder Adelle Schade, who is also Albright's Dean of Pre-College and Summer Programs.

Learn more about Total Experience Learning® now.

How does music impact gaming? To explore creating immersive video game experiences, President Fetrow talks with senior music major and Lion Records musical artist Kyle Kartchner, creator an Albright course on the design, mechanics and social impact of video gameplay. Joining the discussion is Albright's director of music technology and composition Mike D'Errico - professor of music production, game design, songwriting and popular music - who mentored Kyle's work.

An illuminating conversation with 1983 Albright graduate John Higgins, current Executive Director in the Discovery Pharmaceutical Sciences department at Merck Research Labs and an adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. He talks to Jacque about how his Albright student experience continues to resonate for him and the ways science has changed over his career, which has included earning his Ph.D. in synthetic organic chemistry and a postdoctoral fellowship at Sloan-Kettering Cancer Institute in New York City. John also offers his thoughts on the path from the lab to leadership for science majors in a time when innovative science and technology is vital for everyone. 

Learn more about Albright science majors at albright.edu.