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Jane Friedman swims the same race every year. Last year, she came in last place. Theme: Persistence Student Producer: Stella Hess

Dr. Alberto Pulido receives final instructions from his father before his death to open a hidden safe. Theme: Persistence Student Producer: Ethan Takaha

Dr. Diane Keeling reflects on the implications of a dream she had regarding Sahmie Wytewa, Tribal Liaison at the University of San Diego.  Student Producer: Stella Hess 

Professor of Ethnic Studies, Dr. Mills shares insight on connection and the land acknowledgment USD has added, as well as the need for more action. Theme: The Power, Privilege and Politics of Decolonizing Education  Student Producer: Ethan Takaha

Mark Ceder, the assistant director for outdoor adventures speaks on the pleasure of wandering without an agenda. Student Producer: Stella Hess

Lily Giovannelli speaks about her experience on ASG as speaker pro tem of the senate. Student Producer: Stella Hess

Dr. Recart Gonzalez learns the power of community through her experiences with protests early on in life. Theme: The Power, Privilege and Politics of Decolonizing Education Student Producer: Ethan Takaha 

Theme: Climate Alliances Across Generational Divides  Collaborator: Environmental Integration Lab Storytellers: Michel Boudrais, Nichole Wissman, Andrew Tirrell Sponsors: Dean Noelle Norton of the College of Arts & Sciences, Brian Clack, Lindy Villa and Maggie McRae of the Humanities Center, Mike Williams and Juan Carlos Rivas with the Changemaker Hub. 

Dr. Tallie learns that growing up looks a little, or a lot, different for some people after finding two intruders on his roof. Theme: Growing Up Student Producer: Ethan Takaha

Dr. Andrew Tirrell describes his experience as a young lawyer being arrested in a foreign country. Student Producer: Stella Hess

Dr. Nichole Wissman explains how climate change has affected her life over the last 20 years. Student Producer: Stella Hess

Dr. Michel Boudrias explains what happens when you become a public figure, looking especially at the challenges of the online world. Student Producer: Stella Hess

Two study abroad students in Rome find themselves at a warehouse rave. Student Producer: Kayley Norman 

90-year-old Willow May reflects on getting married at the young age of 13 during the great depression.  Student Producer: Madison Stevens

Zainab learns the power of community in the wake of a devastating school shooting.  Student Producer: Amara Brooks

Ashley Valentin Gonzalez honors her parents with stories from her childhood.  Student producer: Stella Hess

Dr. Angel Hinzo talks about the bittersweet experience of seeing her students graduate and the importance of showing up for people.  Student producer: Stella Hess

Kinsale Drake reflects on how her journey through higher education as a native student has shaped her career and identity. Student Producer: Stella Hess

Robert Justice finds community at USD. Student Producer: Stella Hess

Analleli Villegas Barrera takes a leave of absence to reflect on the value she places on education and community.  Student Producer: Ethan Takaha

Mark Ceder speaks about the interplay of his role in Outdoor Adventures and the native student experience at USD. Student Producer: Ethan Takaha

Noah Ceder talks about how his internship and other unique opportunities have given him a valuable perspective on Native culture at a young age. Student Producer: Ethan Takaha

Elijah Bonde uses his struggle to find community in college as a platform to help others in a similar situation. Student Producer: Ethan Takaha

Dr. Jillian Tullis shares that sometimes 'good trouble' can look like a tiny scrap of paper with the words, "I quit." Theme: Good Trouble Student Producer: Stella Hess

As Vinny Seepaul takes big steps in his journey of self-discovery, he notices the societal discomfort around his identity and shares what we can learn from that discomfort. Theme: Good Trouble Student Producer: Ethan Takaha