View From the Hill

On this episode of VFTH, Robert Brock and Kassidy Phelps sit down to talk about the two remaining fall productions and what's going on in LWU's theatre program.

On this episode of View from the Hill, English professor Rachel Carr sits down with five seniors — Morgan Bryant, Jesse LaGrange, Zachariah Lawson, Chloe Taylor and Megan Whitson — to discuss their senior thesis projects.

On this episode of View from the Hill, Allison Cross and Annissa Crewe-Brown share an inside look at Career Week 2025 — a new Lindsey Wilson University event designed to help students explore the many directions their education can take them.

From healthcare and STEM to business, education, and the arts, Career Week welcomes more than three dozen alumni and professionals back to campus for a week of networking career-focused conversations.

Read more about Career Week here: https://lindseywilson.meritpages.com/news/lindsey-wilson-university-to-hold--career-week-2025--nov--3-7/55184

In this episode we sit down with Dr. Benson Sexton, Dr. Jennifer Furkin, and Dr. J.C. Phelps to discuss the launch of the new podcast studio in the J.L. Turner Leadership Center at Lindsey Wilson University. They reflect on what this space means for the campus, the vision behind it and how it ties into the future of the university’s Communication and Business programs.

Read more: https://lindseywilson.meritpages.com/news/lindsey-wilson-university-opens-podcast-studio-for-students/54836

In this episode, Sabrina Ruiz, Kassidy Phelps and Reilly Wells discuss Lindsey Wilson Theatre’s fall production Anne of Green Gables: The Musical. They share what makes this timeless story relevant for today’s youth, what it’s like to perform for hundreds of local schoolchildren and what sets the LWU Theatre program apart. You can purchase tickets for the show by visiting lindsey.edu/theatre or by contacting the Lindsey Wilson Theatre Department at [email protected] or 270-384-8044.

In this episode, Dr. Allison Smith, Dean of the School of Arts and Humanities at Lindsey Wilson University, joins us to preview Arts and Humanities Month. Dr. Smith highlights the exciting events planned for October and explains why the humanities are valuable to all students, no matter their major.

In this special episode of VFTH, we stop and talk with several Blue Raiders while they are out laughing, working and playing in the community.

In this special episode, we celebrate the legacy, passion, and unforgettable impact of Lindsey Wilson University’s newest Hall of Fame inductees. Recorded live from the Roberta D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center, we hear directly from all eight honorees—Jared Barnes, Trent Coffee, Andre Cooper, Jamaine Gordon, Jill Lirbank-Almbaek Fitzgerald, Kirsty Marr Chapman, Brian Ombiji, and Ashley Rainey—as they reflect on their time at LWU, the moments that defined their athletic careers, and what this honor means to them.

In this episode, we’re joined by Education Program Director Jennifer Antoniotti-Neal ’98 to discuss an impressive milestone. For the second year in a row, graduates of the Education Program have achieved a 100% pass rate on both the Praxis II and Principles of Learning and Teaching (PLT) exams.

Tune in as Jennifer shares what sets the program apart and how students are being prepared for success in the classroom.

In this episode, the 2025-26 Student Government Association executive cabinet at Lindsey Wilson University shares their goals for the year and their future ambitions beyond LWU.