In The Student Dive's final episode covering the Fall 2023 Action Project, the DIY Issue, host Conner McKenzie and writer Hayden Bailey cover the recent budget cuts to the University of Wisconsin system and the effects it has had on some of these campuses.

In The Student Dive's second episode covering the Fall 2023 Action Project, the DIY Issue, host Sarah Wesela and writer Hannah Angsten talk about Madison Tenant Power and how it plans to tackle Madison's current housing crisis through grassroots organizing.

In The Student Dive's first episode covering the Fall 2023 Action Project, the DIY Issue, host Honor Durham sits down with writer Mary Bosch to discuss the Zoe Bayliss Cooperative's housewarming party and the journey the co-op took to establish themselves in their new home.

Host Sarah Wesela and writer Megan Mladucky discuss UW-Madison's new pilot program to help first-generations students and its long term goals.

Host Conner McKenzie and writer Natasha Hicks discuss U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin's recent appearance at an event that promoted a wage cap increase for Veteran nurses at UW Health University Hospital. They review the impact that the senator had on the event and Natasha's writing process for this article.

Welcome back to the Student Dive! In our first episode of the semester, host Honor Durham sits down with writer Noa Chamberlin to discuss her recent article on the graduate student labor association Workers Strike Back. They focus on the organization's recent meeting to organize their goals for the year and the conversations Noa had with WSB Organizing Committee members.

Host Cole Wozniak and Podcast Director Elena Price discuss her article on the history of labor unions in Wisconsin and their political positionality for the Action Project Labor Issue, “Wisconsin’s unions are finding a political foothold after years of decline.”They discuss the politics of unions in Wisconsin, Elena’s own personal connection to Wisconsin unions and what she hopes readers get out of her story.

Host Honor Durham discusses with staff writer, Sophia Ross, on the pros of working an on-campus job at UW-Madison. Some of which include flexibility, proximity and an emphasis on school taking precedence over work. 

Host, Tyler Katzenberger and Writer, Joyce Riphagen discuss her article for the Action Project Drug Issue, “Vikings might have gone berserk with magic mushrooms, historians say”. They discuss theories behind viking berserkers, a common theory being that they would take toxic mushrooms, and other drug use from humans and animals alike throughout history.

Host, Madeleine Afonso and Writer, Gavin Escott, discuss his article for the Action Project Drug Issue, “Federalization of Wisconsin Hemp Program opens doors, leaves some farmers wanting more”.  They talk about different uses of hemp, Wisconsin’s history of hemp farming and how Wisconsin Farmers have been affected by the federalization of the hemp program.