Birds-I-View

In the December edition of the Birds-I-View, Hosts John Murray and Anthony Ferretti, along with the WZND News Team, take an inside look on a variety of holiday events happening around the ISU community this season. WZND’s Marco Chur begins the show by discussing ISU’s ...

In the September edition of Birds-I-View, the WZND News Team takes an in-depth look at human sex trafficking and how it could affect you. WZND’s Hector Carrion starts off the show with an introduction to the topic and a general overview of what it is (1:55-4:44). Mitch

This month on the Bird’s-I-View: You-niversity: Your student rights, hosts Ashley Antonini, Laurel Becker and Blake Haas discuss your rights as an Illinois State student. WZND’s Tom Prizeman explains student code of conduct on the campus of ISU (1:21-5:15). With over ...

This month on the Bird’s-I-View: You-naversity: Your student rights, host Ashley Antonini, Laurel Becker and Blake Haas discuss your rights as an Illinois State student. WZND’s Tom Prizeman explains student code of conduct on the campus of ISU (1:21-5:15). With over ...

This month on the Bird’s-I-View: Small Town Big Crime, the WZND News team discussed crime and how its provided to be a major factor in your backdoor with hosts Ashley Antonini, Maddy Wierus and Blake Haas. WZND’s John Murray opens the show with a deeper look into

This month on Birds’s-I-View: We The People, the WZND News team discusses the First Amendment with host Ashley Antonini, Jake Fahrow and Blake Haas. Will Farlow opens the show with his piece regarding Prior Restraint (1:55-4:50). Then, WZND’s Haley Kosik explains

This month on Bird’s-I-View:Redbirds Raise Awareness, the WZND news team discusses suicide and suicide prevention with host Ashley Antonini, Jake Fahrow and Blake Haas.  Ashley Antonini opens the show with her opening piece (0:57-3:32), then the WZND news team ...

NORMAL- Illinois State University is full of student athletes from across the globe. This month’s Birds-I-View focused on the migration of ISU athletes from where they came from and where they are now. The Birds-I-View team reported on ISU athletes that flocked from many ...