The ICYMI crew discusses new updates surrounding Drake's program cuts, and how the Municipal Observatory's future could been shaped by them. 

In this episode, the ICYMI crew discusses announcements from Blitz day, Liz Cheney's upcoming lecture at Drake (as part of the Bucksbaum lecture series), and the origin story behind upper Olmsted's historic mural. 

The ICYMI crew discusses Drake's dominance on the basketball court, the emergence and subsequent takeover of social media bot accounts, and Boeing's whistleblowers. 

The ICYMI crew discusses a new Instagram account organizing student protests in response to Drake's recommended program cuts, the faculty response to those cuts, and the emergence of the #SaveJewitt movement. 

The ICYMI crew discusses the list of Drake majors, minors and graduate programs that have been recommended for discontinuation. 

The ICYMI crew discusses Jewett Hall's transition from a second-year housing dorm to a short-term housing dorm, and the duck that learned how to read. 

The ICYMI crew discusses Drake's new program that aims to simplify the textbook & class material purchasing process, the $250 fee that comes alongside this program, and the origin of bulldogs. 

The ICYMI crew discusses Drake's academic cuts announced in a recent Sue Mattison email, the website promoting transparency between the University and its students that was attached to said email, and a new collaboration between Drake's graphic design students and Dogtown. 

The ICYMI crew discusses the brand new mobile Drake ID, how to use it, and the unwritten rules of air travel.

The ICYMI crew discusses the expected cuts to academic programs and faculty due to a budget deficit and an upcoming GOP Presidential Debate.

The ICYMI crew discusses the ongoing Morehouse Hall renovation project and the body buried in the walls of Drake's Municipal Observatory. 

The ICYMI crew discusses Drake's overheating campus buildings, flooding issues in West Village, and the Drake Broadcasting System's upcoming student short-film competition. 

The ICYMI crew discusses the Wall Street Journal's newest top-100 colleges in the USA ranking, a musical making its world premiere on campus, and how a Drake student started one of the most famous pop-culture conspiracy theories of all time. 

The ICYMI crew discusses the wild and bloody life of Drake founder Francis M. Drake, and an exclusive short-film contest rolling through Des Moines later this week. 

The ICYMI crew (minus Charlie) discusses an upcoming Drake Municipal Observatory event featuring astronaut Dr. Peggy Whitson, the Drake football team, and free textbooks. 

The ICYMI crew returns, discussing the revamped Bulldog shop, Meredith Hall post-renovation, and the fascinating Oregon E. Scott Chapel in the heart of Drake's campus. 

The ICYMI crew discusses the Drake Relays, a brand-new bulldog shop and online bookstore set to open this fall, and the story behind Drake's weirdest student ID rule. 

The ICYMI crew discusses the closure of a restaurant on Court Avenue, Iowa's 18 & under social media bill, and that time a student sued Drake after being denied entry due to a dog. 

The ICYMI crew (minus Charlie) discusses an upcoming lecture featuring renowned journalist and writer Bob Woodward, Microsoft's recent layoff of their ethics team, and the impact of AI on the artistry world. To donate to Marietta, please visit https://www.gofundme.com/f/mariettas-medical-bills

The ICYMI crew discusses Drake's recent Morehouse Renovation Announcement and Turning Point USA's complicated history on campus.   

The ICYMI crew discusses Drake's recent room & board and fee price increases, the bombing of Harvey-Ingham hall in the mid-20th century, and how AI could shape our careers. 

The ICYMI crew discusses delays in the Meredith renovation project, the upcoming Mediacom stadium, and how one Drake alum played a critical role in the creation of the first nuclear bomb. 

The ICYMI crew discusses a mystery hidden in Goodwin-Kirks basement, a new student wellness fee that brings updated mental health services, and the 2018 lawsuit between Drake and a pair of tennis-prospect brothers.

The ICYMI crew discusses Avatar: The Way of Water's surprising box office success, what Puss in Boots; The Last Wish means for modern animation, and the unclear future of Hollywood filmmaking.