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Life often throws delays our way, but that doesn’t mean your dreams are denied. There are no expiration dates stamped on your forehead and you can still achieve your goals. In this episode, host Demetria Williams explores how persistence and timing shape your destiny and why grit matters when finishing what you started. Musical Attribution: Ism-E-Azam | R&B Soul Instrumental by kontraamusic -- https://freesound.org/s/798960/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0 Beautiful Soul Woman Vocal Shots by CVLTIV8R -- https://freesound.org/s/817609/ -- License: Creative Commons 0 RNB loop "groovin gramps" by kbrecordzz -- https://freesound.org/s/788976/ -- License: Creative Commons 0 Riyadh | R&B Soul Instrumental by kontraamusic -- https://freesound.org/s/802146/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0 Forward | R&B Soul Instrumental by kontraamusic -- https://freesound.org/s/798270/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0

In this episode, we dive into the everyday realities and unique challenges faced by students who are also parents. What does a typical day look like when you’re balancing coursework with raising a child? How does parenthood shape the way you approach your education, your goals, and your motivation? Join us as we explore these questions and more through honest conversation and real experiences. Author: Anna Perez For Podcast Production class at Rogers State University Music: “Dramatic Beat” by tyops, licensed under CC BY 4.0. License details: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/?ref=openverse

Exploring how students find how to prioritize the busy schedules of school work and job responsibilities while still finding time for their personal lives. Also looking at the impact that a full schedule has on students' schoolwork andmental health.

In this episode, Andrea Moore discusses how students can balance mental health with learning The conversation highlights the importance of mental wellness in academic success and the role of therapy in managing both.

Something strange is happening in the tunnelsunder RSU in this fictional narrative horror podcast.

Meet the RSU Bass Fishing Team. Hear personal stories from Tate Beaumer and Tanner Ray as they tell their own experiences being on the RSU bass fishing team.

Plug in for Player One, where we provide the latest on RSU Esports players on the hill. These gamers are setting new high scores in the Collegiate Esports league. Let’s team up for a peek into their personal strategy guides for gaming, and their seemingly unbeatable season.

Fine Arts student Lahna Goodnight shares some information and advice for visiting Tulsa art museums and galleries. She sits down with a local artist and a Philbrook employee to discuss how people who are new to Fine Art can get involved in the Tulsa art scene comfortably and confidently. This episode will give you everything you need to be excited and confident exploring local museums and galleries.

Inspiring journeys of single mothers balancing work,education, and parenting. Hosted by Kiersten Hines, this podcast celebrates resilience, love, and the unwavering determination that defines the everyday experiences of single mothers. Tune in to heartfelt stories and empowering conversations.

Join Mark to talk all things Non-Traditional in College!

Jacob Groblebe explores life in the Phi Delta Theta fraternity on the RSU campus.

Rogers State University has a large population of commuter students. In this episode of Life On College Hill, Xander Trotter explores what the college experience is like for students who drive to get their education. This includes interviews with a variety of students, from traditional and non-traditional backgrounds. This episode aims to inform listeners about what to expect when it comes to the commuter lifestyle, and better prepare them for college life.

In this episode, Erin Gibbs shares information on campus housing. Find out what is included, what it’s like having roommates, and a lot more. By Erin Gibbs

In this episode, Masson Maddox, an RSU student who is blind, discusses resources available to students with disabilities on campus. He speaks with Accessibility & Disability Resources Coordinator John Carle and Interim Vice President of Student Affairs Jeana Rae Conn to find out how students can receive support they need. By Masson Maddox

Feeling anxious? Let’s talk anxiety and learn how to cope with stress as a college student. Lerami Shelley takes a look at the statistics behind anxiety, including interviews with fellow RSU students, and a mental health care professional. By Lerami Shelley