A public health official brings us up to speed on the measles outbreak in Oconto County and what it means for students heading back to school. Then, we hear from a former UW student athlete alleging abuse from her coach. Plus, an international student starts a new group to foster community.
Featured in this Episode
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What to know about measles in Wisconsin, school immunizations
State health officials have reported that at least 14 people in Oconto County have been infected with measles, prompting concerns of a larger outbreak as school goes back in session. An immunization specialist at the Department of Health Services explains what families need to know.
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Allegations of abuse in UW women’s sports
This year, 10 former UW women’s athletes — five cross-country runners and five basketball players — have alleged they endured abuse and toxic environments at the hands of their coaches. One of the athletes describes her experience. Then, an expert in sports law weighs in on the two cases.
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UW-Madison’s new Afghan Student Association
Hera Salehi, a junior at UW-Madison, is founder and president of the the Afghan Student Association, a new student organization kicking off this fall. We talk to Salehi about her plans for the group against the backdrop of changing student visa regulations and travel bans.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Stephanie Schauer Guest
- Lexi Westley Guest
- Nellie Drew Guest
- Hera Salehi Guest
- Richelle Wilson Producer
- Beatrice Lawrence Producer
- Avery Lea Rogers Producer
- Tyler Ditter Technical Director
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Dean Knetter Executive Producer
- Tim Peterson Managing Producer
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