Not all college students are single and 18-24 years old. We know there are many of you who are a little older, working full time, raising a family, and attending school, too! How do you do it? Today, we'll hear from 2 women who made it work - my mom, Bert Morales, who accomplished this 50+ years ago, and our own Oni Figueroa, who completed her WCSU education just a short time ago. Listen in to hear their tips on how to make it all work!

Paul is joined by WCSU Athletic Director Lori Mazza to discuss how student athletes, coaches, and staff are handling the COVID-19 quarantine. They also get into name, image, likeness and how it might affect our students. Then Paul has a few updates about events "on campus"

The third in a three part series of check-ins Paul did with WCSU faculty members. Forest Robertson is here to tell Paul and all of us how he has handled the transition and shares his feelings on the potential of permanent online-only education at WCSU. Also a few upcoming virtual events "on campus". Paul's furnace tried to make surprise visit to the show but we were able to convince it otherwise.

The second in a three part series of check-ins Paul did with WCSU faculty members. Sharon Young joins the show to share her experience with the move to online learning and what seems to work and what doesn't. Also a few special messages for seniors about commencement and an opportunity to get some recognition for your hard work. Keep an eye on your email.

The first in a three part series of check-ins Paul did with WCSU faculty members. Bill Petkanas joins the show with some tips and advice from his experience with teaching in an online only scenario. Also one event you can still attend even though we're locked out of campus.

We've gone virtual, and so have most of the academic support services on campus. Julie Hunter, Librarian for First Year Student Success, is here to tell us about many of the opportunities that are available to you now that WCSU is online for the rest of the semester. Here, too, are helpful links to let you find them: https://www.wcsu.edu/pcaap/virtual-student-resources/ and http://libguides.wcsu.edu/librarycontinuity.

The two Pauls. Student Government Association President Paul Horkan joins Paul Steinmetz by phone to give us a student-centered perspective on this unique semester.

Paul is joined remotely by Pano Koukopoulos Director of Emergency Management for WCSU to discuss the current state of campus and the overall management of the coronavirus situation by the university. His ideas for how we should celebrate when we return are his alone but we sure hope he's right.

That's right we're still here! Paul is piped directly into Pete's basement for the first of the @WCSU remote sessions. Campus is shut down but @WCSU is open for business, baby.

Keep listening for updates on everything WCSU whether we're allowed into the studio or not.

-Paul has updates on how WCSU is handling the ongoing coronavirus situation including the two week online only class period and event cancellations.

-Erika Sabovik sits down with Paul to talk LGBTQ and the (now cancelled) visit to campus by Trystan Reese.

-Chantel is home packing for her spring break trip but Paul and Pete do their best to fill the co-host shaped hole in the studio.