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Jane Lytvynenko hasn’t slept much in two weeks. From her home in Toronto, she is watching Russian troops invade and bombard her native Ukraine, threatening loved ones and friends. And it’s rattling her nerves. But through all that, Lytvynenko, a freelance journalist, remains hopeful. Siva speaks with her about the failures of world leaders to stand up to Vladimir Putin. Plus, we revisit a couple of interviews from last year that help add context to the conflict.

This week in 1888... The Rev. William Washington Browne worked to transform Richmond's black community. It began with a bank. Browne knew that a Black bank needed to be run by Blacks. Browne applied for and received a charter for the first Black bank in the United States. A year later the bank opened.

Lauren Kim (COL '22) has a lot of responsibility for an undergraduate student. She runs The University Judiciary Committee or "UJC" in UVA speak. The UJC is an entirely student-run judiciary body which is responsible for upholding the University’s Standards of Conduct. In this episode, she talks about how the UJC operates, how it differs from the Honor Committee, and how she choose her unusual double major combination of Global Security and Justice and Medieval Studies. You can also follow her mac-and cheese review account on instagram @leakednoods.