Overtime is a sports and human interest podcast series hosted by Wyatt Krueger and Kevin DiDomenico. A new episode will be released every two weeks with an interview from an interesting voice in the Virginia Tech community.

This weeks guest is Jon Laaser, current “Voice of the Hokies”.

Introducing ‘Overtime,’ a new Collegiate Times sports features podcast

Overtime is a sports and human interest podcast series hosted by Wyatt Krueger and Kevin DiDomenico . A new episode will be released every two weeks with an interview from an interesting voice in the Virginia Tech community.

This week’s guest is a staple in the Virginia Tech athletics community and was the “Voice of the Hokies” for 27 years, Bill Roth.

Graduation is approaching quickly, so what better time for us seniors to take a minute and reflect on our years in college? After Class co-producer John Battiston sat down in the Collegiate Times newsroom with three other seniors on our staff: editor-in-chief Jessica Brady (@TheJessicaBrady), news editor Mike Liu (@Zelia_Liu), and assistant opinions editor Justin Redman (@Young_JRed). We discussed what we’re most proud of during our time as students, some of our regrets, and the advice we would give to incoming Hokies.

Producers: John Battiston (@JB3writes) and Isabella Rossi (@IzzyRossiCT)

Music: John Battiston and Kyle Cerrito

Cover Art: Ashley Long (@AshleyEL26) and Sajanee Chithranjan (@SajMahalll)

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In October, two of our opinions columnists, Sally Dukes and Thomas Thorgerson, each wrote an article as part of a Caught in the Crossfire special on transgender identity. Dukes believes that the acceptance of transgender identities is important to the support of gender-questioning youth; Thorgerson says that to accept transgender identities ignores science, and furthers a harmful agenda of political correctness. Recently, they met up to discuss their differences. They touched upon the role of hormone treatment, suicide among trans youths, and other important factors in the discussion surrounding transgender identity.

Link to the Caught in the Crossfire special: http://www.collegiatetimes.com/opinion/caught-in-the-crossfire-transgender-issues/article_0dcbdca6-d7b9-11e8-b9ee-8322db2bb4d9.html

Producers: John Battiston (@JB3Writes) and Isabella Rossi (@IzzyRossiCT).

Music: John Battiston and Kyle Cerrito

Cover Art: Ashley Long (@AshleyEL26) and Sajanee Chithranjan (@SajMahalll)

On this episode of After Class, members of the Collegiate Times' sports section discuss the upcoming ACC Tournament.

The 91st Academy Awards will be presented on Sunday, so we figured: What better time to discuss 2018 in film? After Class producers John Battiston and Isabella Rossi, assistant lifestyles editor Emily Hannah and assistant sports editor Robbie Fletcher talk about their favorites (and least favorites) of the year over coffee.

Producers: John Battiston (@JB3writes) and Isabella Rossi (@IzzyRossiCT)

Music: John Battiston and Kyle Cerrito

Cover Art: Ashley Long (@AshleyEL26) and Sajanee Chithranjan (@SajMahalll)

In January 2016, Natalie Keepers was arrested and charged with one felony count of improper disposal of a dead body and one misdemeanor count of accessory after the fact. This came just one day after David Eisenhauer was arrested in connection with the disappearance of 13-year-old Blacksburg local Nicole Lovell. In September of 2018, nearly three years after the initial arrests, Keepers underwent a four-day long trial in the Montgomery county courthouse. Our social media editor Meg Connors and our news editor Mike Liu recently sat down to recount the trial.

Link to Connors and Liu's coverage of the trial: http://www.collegiatetimes.com/news/natalie-keepers-found-guilty-of-being-an-accessory-before-the/article_9b305b40-bd3c-11e8-aa96-232aff78a595.html

Producers: John Battiston (@JB3writes) and Isabella Rossi (@IzzyRossiCT)

Music: John Battiston and Kyle Cerrito

Cover Art: Ashley Long (@AshleyEL26) and Sajanee Chithranjan (@SajMahalll)

In November, two Opinions columnists offered their take on the nature and effect of jokes about suicide in a Caught in the Crossfire special. Here, they discuss their differences. What do you think: Do suicide jokes cross the line?

Link to the Caught in the Crossfire special: http://www.collegiatetimes.com/opinion/caught-in-the-crossfire-suicide-jokes/article_6d844dba-dcc1-11e8-a7cf-93f8aea4f08e.html

Producers: John Battiston (@JB3writes) and Isabella Rossi (@IzzyRossiCT)

Music: John Battiston and Kyle Cerrito

Cover Art: Ashley Long (@AshleyEL26) and Sajanee Chithranjan (@SajMahalll)