Dr. Ness Sandoval, Associate Professor of Sociology, speaks about SLU's relationship with the Hispanic population of the St. Louis area, specifically the history of the "Hack-a-thon" that SLU hosts annually.

In this episode, we learn about the history of SLU's hockey team--you may be surprised!

Dr. Stephen Belt speaks about the relationship between Parks College, Claver House, and Farragut Elementary in the Ville. Tune in for a wonderful view into SLU's mission reaching out through aviation!

Listen to John Waide, former SLU archivist, detail the first Jesuits to arrive in St. Louis--and how they got to SLU!

Fr. David Meconi, SJ, Director of SLU's Catholic Studies Centre, talks about the life and development of the Centre, the spirituality of the students, and upcoming offerings and events. For more information, visit https://www.slu.edu/arts-and-sciences/catholic-studies/index.php

Join John Waide for a historical recap of the 1947-48 NIT Billiken Basketball Champions

Campus ministers Patrick Cousins & Erin Schmidt speak about the experiences of shifting Campus Ministry to the changing needs of the students, especially during these times of pandemic.

In this episode, John details for us the history of SLU's mascot, the Billiken. Did it originate in Alaska? Japan? Or Kansas City? Tune in and find out!

And for more historical info, visit: https://www.slu.edu/news/2019/august/slu-legends-lore-billiken.php

Tom Auffenberg speaks about the SLU-sponsored program "Next Chapter, a six month guided journey to assist recently retired people in discerning what God is calling them to do in the next chapter of their lives. For more information, visit

https://www.slu.edu/mission-identity/initiatives/next-chapter.php

In this episode, John Waide talks about the person of Fr. Jack Bannon, a figure from SLU's history department, archives, and Jesuit legacy--and one of John's personal heroes, to boot!