FogPod

Ever felt a paranormal presence while trying to study in Lone Mountain? There may be a reason. To kick off the spooky season, listen to General Assignment Reporter Inés Ventura explore the Hilltop’s sinister beginnings with Janelle Frazier from the Archives Department of Gleeson Library. Produced by USFtv correspondent Preston Hayden. 

In time for Disability Awareness Week, Opinion Editor Oliver River Satalich and general assignment reporter Jordan DelFiugo sit down with SDS Students of Color Representative, D'Vine Riley. D'Vine reflects on her experiences with student disability services at USF as someone with intersecting identities and explores the absence of intersectionality in disability awareness. Produced by USFt...

How can space serve as an environmental and cultural resource for humanity? USF Professor Aparna Venkatesan, a cosmologist who has forged an incredible career among the stars, provides a new perspective on space in the Women’s History Month edition of the Fogpod. In honor of this special month, Managing Editor Nora Ward and reporter Jordan DelFiugo highlight Venkatesan’s career and accomplishments...

What’s it like working at USF as a Black professional? How does staff build and engage with the community? This month, we explore these questions and more with two USF staff members. In this special episode, in celebration of Black History Month, join Foghorn News Editor Nia Ratliff and reporter Taleah Johnson as they sit down with CASA Advisor Amir Woods and Assistant Vice President of Student En...

Father Paul F. Fitzgerald is a figure larger than life on USF’s campus. But what is this elusive man really like behind the scenes? In this episode of the FogPod, Foghorn Chief of Copy Savannah Dewberry and Foghorn Scene Editor Jordan Premmer sit down with President Paul Fitzgerald and attempt to look into his past. What was he like in college? How did he become a priest? And does he really drive...

Less than a week away from the 2022 midterms, email inboxes are flooding with political promises, supporters of propositions have taken over television commercials, and candidate signs are lining the streets. In this episode of the FogPod, Foghorn News Editor Megan Robertson sat down with USFVotes communications leads Emma Crameri and Kambria Williams to get a better understanding of what this all...

Is it time to change USF's mascot? The Foghorn staff managed to do it in 1931 when they changed it from "Grey Fog" to Don Francisco. Ninety-one years later we're wondering, does the Don still represent us? Should a university that prides itself on its mission of social justice have a colonialist figure representing it? In the first 2022 episode of the FogPod, Zoe and Nora, editor in chief and mana...