Join us for a conversation with historical interpreters Mike LePage, Audrey Stuck-Gerrard, and Tom Pitz as they discuss what that is, how they got into it, and how they help bring history to life in modern times.

Special thanks to the Huntington County Chamber of Commerce for helping to organize this special interview!

For this episode, Ryan Holsapple sits down with Rebecca (Becky) Kersey, Payroll Specialist at HU. They cover topics including her mission work in Papua New Guinea, how she keeps things running so everyone gets paid, and how she tries to stay connected with students.

This season on Rooted, join Huntington University students as they interview HU employees who work "behind the scenes" on the main campus--you may see them in passing, but you never really get a chance to know them. Hear their inspiring stories and discover how they help make HU a special place.

On this episode of "Rooted", Noah Mondor interviews Sarah Rickerd, the Office Coordinator for Student Life and the Undergraduate International Student Services DSO. Sarah shares many of the ways Student Life assists HU students, what she wishes she would have done differently with her education, and her unfulfilled longing to be an Olympiad judge.

This season on Rooted, join Huntington University students as they interview HU employees who work "behind the scenes" on the main campus--you may see them in passing, but you never really get a chance to know them. Hear their inspiring stories and discover how they help make HU a special place.

Join Ross Gosnell for a chat with Isaac Barber, Associate Dean of Student Success. Through the course of the interview, Isaac talks about a wide variety of topics including his own undergraduate experience and how it shaped his current career path, moving to Huntington in the midst of the COVID shutdown, how love is a critical component of his job, and his advice for graduates.

This season on Rooted, join Huntington University students as they interview HU employees who work "behind the scenes" on the main campus--you may see them in passing, but you never really get a chance to know them. Hear their inspiring stories and discover how they help make HU a special place.

On this episode, Rebekah Steffen sits down for coffee talk with Tracy Wyatt, an employee at the HUB's Forest Blend cafe. They talk about working with students, handling rush times at the cafe, and Tracy's experience with HU's trip to Jamaica.

This season on Rooted, join Huntington University students as they interview HU employees who work "behind the scenes" on the main campus--you may see them in passing, but you never really get a chance to know them. Hear their inspiring stories and discover how they help make HU a special place.

Season 12 explores "The HU Experience" from a variety of perspectives. For the final episode of this season, Josh Thomas talks with Amanda Morris-Campbell, director for the Sojourner Program at Huntington University. Amanda shares her journey finding her career path, explains what a Sojourner is, and discusses how she sees God moving in the student body at HU.

Season 12 explores "The HU Experience" from a variety of perspectives. Join Bryce Lippe for an in-depth conversation with Erica Marshall, the director of the Academic Center for Excellence at Huntington University. They talk about the development of Erica's work with HU, how the ACE and ABLE program serve students, and some of the highlights of Erica's work with students in both the ACE and ABLE program.

Season 12 explores "The HU Experience" from a variety of perspectives. In this episode, Drake Sare interviews junior animation major Joy Heisey and senior business management major Spencer Craft. Join them as they talk about the community-building aspects of Olympiad, the relationship between serving others and self-improvement, and what sets HU apart from other faith-based colleges and universities.

Season 12 explores "The HU Experience" from a variety of perspectives. For this episode, Ryan Holsapple sits down with freshman film production major Daniel Johansen to talk about the freshman experience. They discuss a wide variety of topics, including why Daniel chose HU, what his first impressions as a freshman were, and what he likes about being a DMA student.

Season 12 explores "The HU Experience" from a variety of perspectives. In this episode, Noah Mondor has a candid conversation with former HU student Lindsey Skiles. They discuss starting college in the middle of a pandemic, the little-known "Customized Academic Program", and what happens when you decide a particular school isn't the right choice for you.