Panel discussion - the role of sport in a university student's life

Founders Project chat with its lead Professor Graham Fagen

We chat to Professor Graham Fagen about the Founders Project in the context of the publication of their report (https://www.dundee.ac.uk/corporate-information/founders-project-final-report) looking at the links between the history of the University of Dundee and transatlantic slave trade. This episode was produced by JAM, an outlet of DUSA Media. www.justaddjam.co.uk | radio@dusamedia.com

In-depth analysis of the 100 days review, with Jazmine (VPC)

Jazmine Bennett, vice-president of community at DUSA, joins us for an in-depth analysis of the 100 days review, which showcases what DUSA's student executive has done in their first 100 days on the job. This episode was produced by JAM, an outlet of DUSA Media. www.justaddjam.co.uk | radio@dusamedia.com

Ash Mutembwa, DUSA president, on the cost-of-living and housing crises and how DUSA can help

The president of DUSA, Ash Mutembwa, answers our questions about what DUSA and the University can and cannot do to help students throughout this pandemic. This episode was produced by JAM, an outlet of DUSA Media. www.justaddjam.co.uk | radio@dusamedia.com

Panel discussion - the role of sport in a university student's life

This panel discussion happened during a livestream DUSA Media produced for the Sports Union Facebook page during the University's Varsity. The topic of the panel was "the role of sport in a university student's life" and in it were James Beatie (student of the University of Dundee), Dr Luís Calmeiro (lecturer of sport science at Abertay University) and Chris Kindlen (coach of the University of Dundee's basketball teams). The full livestream may be watched at https://www.facebook.com/sportsunion/videos [https://www.facebook.com/sportsunion/videos].

The departing Rough Riders team about their time at JAM

The departing team behind JAM show Rough Riders, a harmless radio show despite the suspicious name, talks about what their time at JAM has been like.