On this episode of Campus Voices, Nolan Rachiele interviews Dawson Iasillo about her experience in Dan

Osborn's senate race. She worked on the campaign, organizing events, managing social media, and

interacting with the student newspaper. She details the impact of young adults on politics.

Lucy Mendez talked to Sasha Dobson, Lecturer at the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts and Education

Outreach Manager at the Lied Center about theatre, acting and the William H. Thompson and Honors Program at UNL.

Kyler Adams is joined by Brenden Evers to discuss being a Resident Assistant . They chat about what an RA is, what an RA isn't, how they plan events.

Jenesi Reppert discusses majoring in art, stereotypes involved and finding a job after college with Professor Byron Anway from the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts. 

Ellie Volk interviewed Julie Uribe, an Emmy Award-winning producer and former television executive. Uribe currently

teaches at the College of Business and at the College of Engineering, using the applied improv approach

to teach soft skills. They discussed Hollywood and the importance of learning about theatre in college.

On Campus Voices, we dive into the world of college sports journalism with the assistant sports editor of

the Daily Nebraskan, Anthony Rubek. From covering game-day highlights to navigating the challenges of

balancing objectivity with school spirit, our guest shares insights into what it takes to report on the

University of Nebraska's athletic programs. We discuss his favorite stories, the evolution of his journalism

career, and the impact of sports on campus culture. Whether you're a sports fan or curious about the

behind-the-scenes work of student media, this conversation is full of energy and inspiration.

Bennett Woody met with Jason Manzitto, a senior Music Education major at UNL, to discuss student leadership. Jason
has taken on several leadership roles in college including serving as a Drum Major for the Cornhusker
Marching Band and as the Midwest District President of Kappa Kappa Psi, an honorary band fraternity. They discuss his responsibilities as Midwest District President and his advice for aspiring student leaders.

Lincoln's Star City Pride events are being held June 7-8 in downtown Lincoln. Providing details on UNL's involvement in the weekend and on the broader concept of pride are Zac Franzen, Programming Committee chair for the UNL Chancellor's Commission on Gender and Sexual Identities, and Pat Tetreault, Director of UNL's Gender and Sexuality Center.

A self-professed grammar and book geek, Pam Ungashick has spent a lifetime in love with words. After graduating with a degree in journalism from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, she built a successful career as a journalist and corporate communications executive in Wyoming, Nebraska, and Missouri.

Now retired, she has turned her attention to writing fiction novels. Her debut, Somebody Knows, released in March of 2024, reflects her infatuation with dark characters and dysfunctional family dynamics.

In this episode of Campus Voices, she discusses her time at the university, her careers in journalism and corporation communications and the process of writing - both fiction and nonfiction.

Todd Purdum, who covered the Clinton White House for The New York Times, and Mike McCurry, who served as press secretary for President Clinton presented the 2024 Seline Lecture in the UNL College of Journalism & Mass Communications on Thursday, April 25. While on campus, they sat down with 90.3 KRNU's Barney McCoy to discuss their careers at the intersection of politics and journalism.