WRHU – Hofstra’s Best Kept (Not So) Secret

Why I Am Engaged as a Hofstra Parent w/ Hansen Lee, Vice President, Parent And Family Council

Join Vice President of the Parent and Family Council Hansen Lee in exploration of family involvement at Hofstra. How can you, as Hofstra parent of family member, contribute to Hofstra family? How does your involvement benefit Hofstra students? With this, our last podcast of the academic year 2024-25, we salute and thank all parent volunteers! Hofstra Parents, Hofstra Pride!

WRHU – Hofstra’s Best Kept (Not So) Secret

Hofstra University’s WRHU has earned 4 Marconi Awards from the National Association of Broadcasters. The radio station is a place where hundreds of students, faculty, alumni, and community members come together to engage and enrich lives through creating  compelling multi-platform audio content. WRHU is interdisciplinary and students from all majors can participate. The station is heavily engaged with both the local community and global community. WRHU is a vibrant collaborative space where students can feel success. As a live radio station, WRHU is very agile and can adapt and create new content quickly. General Manager John Mullen and his right hand, Hofstra pre-med student and Student Station Manager Ashley Blum, talk about their pride and joy.

Campus Fit: Navigating College Wellness w/ Pat “Boom” Montagano

Join Hofstra legend Senior Director of Campus Recreation Pat Montagano who explains her journey in wellness and fitness and how Hofstra students’ academic work can benefit when balanced with exercise and participation in intramurals and club sports.

What Does Inclusivity Mean for All? w/ Hugo Morales

Join Hugo Morales, Associate Director of Intercultural Engagement and Inclusion, as he describes how Hofstra engages students of all backgrounds and interests.

Don’t Just Go to Class w/ Kevin Dexter

Kevin Dexter, innovative broadcaster and Hofstra alum, talks about his exciting professional journey in sports broadcasting, his undergraduate years at Hofstra, and why he came back to his Hofstra home as an assistant director of Athletics for broadcast production and a faculty member.