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This podcast is part of the Westminster Stories Podcast series. Stories from the Westminster community, hosted by The Forum Media. This episode features Westminster students Gentri Fox, Emma Glenn, Kimberly Hendrickson and Kimber Sederholm.

Tim Xu runs his own company and navigates how to be a student on top of that. Tim Xu a sophomore engineering major, is the CEO of TXMG. TXMG is his company, it is Tim Xu management. This interview was conducted by Forum reporter Ella Cheminant.

In this podcast, reporter Cole Kadoguchi interviews Westminster senior arts & administration major and theater minor, Amelia Stensrud. Listen to learn more about the program and how Amelia says the Westminster community can support the shows.

In this episode of The Forum podcast, reporter Drake Middleton talks to Westminster Alum Mike Spaeth about his brand Butterslabs

In this episode, Gabriel Oliveira interviews Westminster student Hailey Killett. Hailey’s family and home were affected by the fires in Hawaii. Listen to learn more about how Westminster is supporting Hailey and the fundraising efforts happening on campus to support the Hawaii people.

Forum reporter Madi Goddard sits down with Griff’s Roost Cafe employee Chris Forbush to learn about his experience with coffee, his passions and how he and other team members are working together to make Griff’s Roost an integral part of the Westminster community.

Forum reporter Zidia Gibson sat down with Olivia Gregg, a senior public health major, and discussed seasonal affective disorder, a type of depression related to the changes in seasons, according to Mayo Clinic. Gibson and Gregg spoke about how the Westminster College community can prepare themselves for darker, shorter days in the winter, and why it’s important to care for one’s mental health year round.

In this podcast, Forum reporter Lalise Eshete sits down with sophomore sociology student, Mya Zeba to discuss why she chose to go to the same college as her mother, the effect growing up on Westminster’s campus has had on her and some of the stories from her mother’s college days.

In this podcast, Forum reporter Kaelee Byrne sits down with Liz Anderson, Westminster College’s campus bookstore manager. Anderson discusses the merchandise flash sale, tips for students, her favorite book and ways professors can work with the bookstore to make student life easier.

Forum reporter Devin Logan discussed the increase in engagement for ASW events and how these activities bring the Westminster College community together with Denali Zebelean, the 2022–23 ASW events president. They also spoke about some of the upcoming September events to get excited for and the return of some student favorites.

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.