Hofstra Student Reporting

This episode covers a 9/11 Day of Service event where 30,000 volunteers pack meals for food pantries, featuring stories from a retired NYPD officer, a non-profit director, and a volunteer honoring his uncle who died in the attacks.

This episode reports on the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, covering ongoing protests by the Coalition to March on the DNC and interviews with Long Island delegates about their experiences and expectations.

This episode covers the third day of the Democratic National Convention, highlighting speeches by Michelle and Barack Obama, various protests including those by PETA and Gaza supporters, and efforts to inform U.S.

DNC speakers, including Kenan Thompson and Tim Walz, mock Donald Trump's attempts to distance himself from Project 2025, a conservative government restructuring plan, during the 2024 Democratic National Convention.

This episode explores how social media, particularly TikTok and viral memes like the coconut tree clip, is uniquely influencing the 2024 presidential election by engaging younger voters and reshaping political messaging around Kamala Harris's campaign.

This episode reports on voter opinions about abortion and crime as key issues in the presidential election, featuring poll data showing Harris leading Trump by 4 points and interviews with Philadelphia residents and students.

This episode features an interview with Hofstra University students Alexa D'Amato and Michael Dent, who reported from the 2024 presidential debate in Philadelphia.

Hosts Nicholas Kuda and Jonathan Padilla present field reports from Hofstra students during the Democratic National Convention, featuring Long Islanders' views on the U.S.-Iran war and highlighting the local Muslim community's observance of Ramadan.

Hofstra students Camryn Bowden and Kenny Forman reflect on their experiences at the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, discussing the excitement, protests, and key moments like Harris's speech on Gaza.