MSC in Solidarity: Recent Episodes
Multicultural Student Center
MSC in Solidarity is a new weekly podcast produced by the MSC to amplify the voices of UW students of color. Each week we'll talk with some student leaders and activists on campus who are doing their part to make UW-Madison a more inclusive and welcoming place for students of color. We'll talk about how they got involved in their student organization, what their identity means to them and perspectives on current events. If you want to get more involved and learn more about what student orgs at UW are doing, this is the podcast for you.
On this episode of MSC in Solidarity, Maria speaks to Elijah Holmes, a brother in Phi Beta Sigma, about the National Pan-Hellenic Council. If you've ever been curious about the Divine Nine or multicultural Greek life in general, you won't want to miss this episode.
In this episode, the second of a two-part series with the Sikh Student Association, we hear from students about their views on the current farmers strike in India and how you can get educated about the strike and advocate for the farmers.
This week on MSC in Solidarity, our assistant director of leadership and involvement, Maria Ahmad, chats with some members of the Sikh Student Association about what being Sikh means to them and gets their opinion on the recent farmer strikes in India. We've broken up this podcast into two parts so be sure to listen to both part one and two to listen to the members of SSA share their insights and perspectives on being Sikh at UW.