In this episode of the award-winning "Who Spectates the Spectators?" host Eric Perry is joined by the Sports Editor for The Spectator, Jonathan Aungst. They discuss Jonathan's article, "A Year Without the Concordia Invitational Tournament," which focuses on the CIT, why it did not take place this year, how future installments of the tournament could look, and more! You can find Jonathan's article linked below!

A Year Without the Concordia Invitational Tournament – The Spectator

In this episode of the award-winning Who Spectates the Spectators, host Eric Perry is once again joined in the studio by editor-in-chief of The Spectator, Katelyn Whitlock. Her article, "High Parking Costs Prompt SGA Inquiry," focuses on the recent SGA survey polling CUC students on whether they think parking permits are too expensive. Katelyn and Eric discuss the SGA survey, ask the question of why parking permits are so expensive, and look at how CUC parking permit prices compare to other schools in the area. You can find Katelyn's article linked below!

High Parking Costs Prompt SGA Inquiry – The Spectator

In this installment of Who Spectates the Spectators, host Eric Perry sits down with editor-in-chief Katelyn Whitlock to discuss her new article, "Entrepreneurship Triad Program Connects Students with the Community." They discuss what the program is, how it came into existence, and the ways it allows CUC students to work with local Chicagoland small businesses. You can find Katelyn's article linked below!

Entrepreneurship Triad Program Connects Students With the Community – The Spectator

In this week's episode of Who Spectates the Spectators (winner of best culture and entertainment podcast at the 2026 ICPA Awards), editor-in-chief Katelyn Whitlock steps in as guest host to talk with Eric Perry about his new article, "New Era of Music Begins at CUC." They discuss Johanna Anderson taking over from the recently retired Dr. Fischer, Anderson's vision for growing music at CUC, her ideas for recruiting, and more. You can find Eric's article attached below!

New Era of Music Begins at CUC – The Spectator

In this week's episode of the award-winning podcast Who Spectates the Spectators, host Eric Perry sits down with editor-in-chief Katelyn Whitlock to talk about her article, Cereal Eating Event Causes a Stir in Crossroads. They discuss the event (where CUC students attempted to eat all the cereal in the cafeteria), how it was planned and organized, and the fallout from the event. You can find Katelyn's article attached below!

Cereal-Eating Event Causes a Stir in Crossroads – The Spectator

In this week's episode of Who Spectates the Spectators (which recently won Best Culture and Entertainment Podcast at the 2026 ICPA Awards), host Eric Perry sits down with editor-in-chief Katelyn Whitlock. They discuss her new article, "New VP of Academic Affairs Calls for Innovation." They discuss CUC hiring Robert Balza as the new VP of Academic Affairs, his ideas for potentially adding lower credit courses, figuring out how AI should be used at CUC, and more. You can find Katelyn's article attached below!

New VP of Academic Affairs Calls for Innovation – The Spectator

At long last, host Eric Perry sits down with Katelyn Whitlock to talk about her article, "Viral Watter Bottle Prank Makes Waves on Campus." Or, as it is more commonly known, the "CUC Pisser Story." They talk about what went on behind the scenes, why it came to an end, and the interesting hurdles Katelyn faced in reporting on the story. You can find Katelyn's article attached below!

Viral Water Bottle Prank Makes Waves on Campus – The Spectator

In this week's episode of Who Spectates the Spectators, editor-in-chief Katelyn Whitlock returns to guest host as she talks to Eric Perry about his article "Pack the Stand Event Raises $2,000 for Local Elementary School." They talk about how the 'Pack the Stands' event came to be, the planning that happened behind the scenes, and the event itself. You can find Eric's story attached below!

‘Pack the Stands’ Event Raises $2,000 for Local Elementary School – The Spectator