English graduate Kylie Jackson '24 discusses her senior thesis, which connects Taylor Swift's "The Albatross" with Samuel Taylor Coleridge's "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner."

Political science professor Matthew Powers joins seniors Jackson Logan, Maia Sapp and Anatoliy Voloshyn to discuss the extraordinary opportunities offered to Lindsey Wilson students who participate in the Capitol Hill Internship Program. The episode also features CHIP Dean and Executive Director Robert Walter.

Katie Brown ’18 reflects on lessons learned, starting with her award-winning teaching career on the eve of the COVID-19 pandemic, what makes Lindsey Wilson a great place to learn how to become a teacher, and why Begley Scholars Day is one of her favorite days of the year.

Director of Nursing Dr. Emiley Button discusses what makes Lindsey Wilson’s nursing program one of the best in Kentucky.

The Wesley Scholars discuss what called them to Lindsey Wilson and what they enjoy most about being a christian ministries major.

Caitlin Higdon ’25 of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, talks about her study-abroad experiences as an Irish American Scholar studying at Ulster University’s campus in Coleraine, Northern Ireland – where she introduced the natives to Thanksgiving and was moved to tears by Edinburgh Castle.

Director of Education Jennifer Antoniotti-Neal discusses what makes Lindsey Wilson’s education program one of the best in Kentucky.

Director of Civic Engagement, Student Leadership and the Bonner Scholar Program Kisha Burton and Bonner Assistant Director Yayi Sonnabend discuss the Bonner Scholars Program’s far-reaching impact, both on campus and beyond.

Chaplain Rev. Tyler Brumfield tells how he arrived at Lindsey Wilson College, explains the services and programming offered to students by the chaplain’s office, and why being the Lindsey Wilson chaplain is a “dream come true.”

Theatre professor Robert Brock previews the 2025 spring productions and this summer’s TheatreFest!; discusses the new arts administration major; and explains how the regional performing arts center will benefit the campus and community.