Senior Spotlight

“It’s crazy! I never thought I would get here!” Lizzie Marcum is another standout 2026 WXUT senior. Her time at the station helped her grow more confident and comfortable in herself, thanks to the opportunities she embraced and the people who supported her. She encourages students to follow their passions. “If you love it and are passionate about it, go for it.” After graduation, Lizzie is heading back to Columbus. Lizzie would like to thank Crystal and Lizzy for being amazin

Written By: Ray Wisda Date: 4/13/26 “I would say it’s bittersweet being a senior. I’m excited to start my career, but I’ll miss all the friends I’ve made and the organizations I’ve been part of – especially WXUT.” Matthew Nash is another wonderful 2026 WXUT senior. Between Student Government, Finance Club, and planning events across campus, he stayed busy, but WXUT was always his place to breathe. His midnight show became a way to relax, unwind, and share music with others d

Written By: Ray Wisda Date: 4/13/26 “You’re excited to move forward or continue your education, but you’re also going to miss the friends and clubs you’ve found along the way.” Lemuel Inkoom is another standout 2026 WXUT senior. Even in his short time at UT, he embraced every opportunity with intention. WXUT became the place where he discovered confidence in his voice and learned that passions can be shared openly and without judgment. His time on air helped him grow, communi

Written By: Ray Wisda 4/10/26 “It’s satisfying, because it took a lot to get to senior college.” Xander Devenney is a hauntingly amazing 2026 WXUT senior. He is one of the many DJs at WXUT and hosts The Witching Hour and a Half. He is proud of himself for his accomplishments and urges others to do the same, expressing that self-love is important. He attributes his openness to WXUT. “Don’t keep yourself socially isolated. You’re going to miss a lot of cool stuff. Put yourself