Question of the Week: What Was Your Favorite Halloween Costume?
by Communication & Media major Isabella Suppa asks the campus community about their favorite Halloween costumes of all time. Question of the Week is produced by …
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Question of the Week: Where Would You Travel for Free?
Communication and Media student Avion Harris asks students and staff at the college where they would like to travel if money were no object. Question …
Question of the Week: What Musical Act Would You See?
If you could see any living musical act with two VIP, all-expenses paid tickets, which one would it be? Communication and Media student Scott Kinville …
Question of the Week: What Do You Hate About Winter?
Communication and Media student Michael DeMars asks members of the campus community what they dislike the most about winter. Question of the Week is produced …
Question of the Week: What’s Your Favorite Cookie?
Tyler DeLuca gets to the heart of the matter and asks people what their favorite cookie is. Question of the Week is produced by first-semester …
Question of the Week: What’s Your Biggest Pet Peeve?
In this edition of Question of the Week, Communication and Media student Riley Hajczewski asks the campus community about their biggest pet peeves. Question of …
Question of the Week: How Would You Like to be Remembered?
One more Question of the Week feature before Thanksgiving Break! Communication and Media student Ryan Thayer asks members of the campus community how they’d like …
Question of the Week: Which Celebrity Would You Like to Meet?
Communication and Media student Rees Trenholm asks members of the campus community which celebrity they’d most like to meet. Produced for HU 136 — Fundamentals …
Question of the Week: Halloween Plans
Communication & Media major Sara Warner checks in with the campus community about their Halloween plans. Filmed October 20, 2022.
Question of the Week: What’s Your Fashion Sense?
Communication and Media student Sincere Jones asks students about their self-styled fashion sensibility.