Recorded & Edited by Forum Staff Reporter Tommy Howells.

Westminster College student Shellby Carvalho, a junior environmental science major sat down with Forum Reporter Tommy Howells to discuss May Term Study Experiences. Their discussion touches on family trips internationally before and during the pandemic and the impact that the pandemic has had in suspending the Westminster community’s favorite places around the world to visit, for two years.

Anthony and Cat say goodbye to the podcast, and welcome next year's editor Vanessa Eveleth who will be taking over as host.

Recorded & Edited by Forum Staff Reporter Rylee Brown.

Westminster College students Cole Porterfield, a senior international business and marketing major and Mikey O’Hearn, a sophomore communication major sat down with Forum reporter Rylee Brown to discuss what it’s like learning a second language in not only college, but through a pandemic.

Recorded & Edited by Forum Staff Reporter KC Carter.

As first-year students coming into college, some students’ say their home lives are shifting in big ways for the first time, leading some of them to make new connections and discover new ideas of family. In this episode of The Forum Podcasts, staff reporter KC Carter sits down with her two roommates to discuss the ways they've impacted each others' lives over the last four years as undergrads.

Recorded & Edited by Forum Staff Reporter Vanessa Eveleth.

In this episode, The Forum Reporter Vanessa Eveleth sits down with a Westminster College professor of education and a student-teacher in the master of arts in teaching program to learn about the art of teaching. Eveleth dives into how creative teaching provides an opportunity to share diverse perspectives and the ways recent events have impacted students' responses to inclusive lessons.

Recorded & Edited by Gisselle Ramirez.

In this week's episode of the Forum Podcasts, Forum staff reporter Gisselle Ramirez sits down with Skye Mossbrook, a senior finance major at Westminster College, to discuss how living in Utah and being isolated from his family in New York during the pandemic has affected him and his experience as a college student.

Recorded & Edited by Forum Staff Reporter Channing Gibbs.

In this episode of The Forum Podcasts, staff reporter Channing Gibbs speaks with Juanita Galvis, a first-year marketing and communication major. Galvis, who was born in Colombia, shares her experience learning English, as well as how language and language learning have shaped her identity.

Recorded & Edited by Forum Staff Reporter Quinn Winter.

In this episode, The Forum Reporter Quinn Winter looks into ways the Westminster community can manage the stress and anxiety of starting the Spring semester with a flexible start due to the Omicron surge. Winter talks to both mental health professionals and current students to understand coping strategies and self care practices as we approach two years in the COVID-19 pandemic.

Recorded & Edited by Video & Podcast Editor Anthony Giorgio.

In this episode of The Forum Podcasts, Anthony Giorgio and Editor-in-Chief Cat Taylor interview four members of the Westminster community, whose experiences span 25 years on campus. Between them, The Forum pulls together a history of the first Pride club on campus, its eventual successor Alphabet Soup, the formation of Queer Compass through the Student Diversity & Inclusion Center, and the roots of Pride Week traditions on campus.

Special thanks to Rodney Glore, Ashlee Szwedko, Faith Staley, Steve Morgan and Jonny Jemming. Music via the Free Music Archive Creative Commons at https://freemusicarchive.org.

Recorded & edited by Forum production manager and staff reporter Ella Viesturs.

On this episode of The Forum podcast, Production Manager Ella Viesturs talks with Nick Pollock, assistant professor of Honors and geology at Westminster College, about the Wasatch fault, visibly identifiable as 1300 East, Westminster’s neighborhood street. Pollock answers questions and concerns about the Wasatch fault line.

Recorded & Edited by Forum staff reporter Lucas Arico.

Westminster’s theatre department has their first live performance in over a year and with it comes new changes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. With live theatres opening back up for the first time since the pandemic began, senior theatre technology major Abbie Hagen talks to Forum reporter Lucas Arico about how the pandemic changed and will continue to impact theatre.