If you've taken a University course, you've probably used the website ratemyprofessor.com. But your experience as a student is very different from what a prof goes through. The reviews actually do have an impact on the professors career, and the people who get the worst of it are women. So what is Rate My Prof doing about it? Listen to this episode to find out.

We all know about the biggest natural disaster coming for Victoria: earthquakes. We wanted to find out how prepared we actually are at UVic, and what we need to do to get ready. If you’re curious about what will happen when the big earthquake hits Victoria, then this episode is for you.

In 2012, there was a headline making crime at UVic that directly impacted thousands of people. The worst part? It was almost entirely UVic's fault.

Have territorial acknowledgements on campus become meaningless? We talk with students, professors, and organizers about why we do them, and the important connection between territorial acknowledgments and direct action.

In part II of our saga, we follow the bunnies on their tumultuous journeys to their new homes and find out how they got there.

UVic was once overrun with rabbits. Until one day, it wasnt. Rumours abounded about them being sent to a farm somewhere or murdered en masse, but is that really the whole story? We talk to all the major players in this story to find out what actually happened to UVic's most adorable pest.

Why are mental health services at UVic so lacking? How is this impacting the success of students? And is anybody doing anything about it? On this episode, we find out.

Confession #4578 UVic has a confessions & crushes page run by anonymous admins. We brought them in to give us all the goss about what really goes on behind the scenes, and we followed up with the posters of some of the juiciest confessions. This episode was brought to you by the Grad House.

A sneak peak into what’s to come for the newest season!

This episode reviews the University of Victoria as both an academic institution and a business. Gayle Gorrill, vice-president of the Department of Finances and Operations, explains how some financial decisions are made. CFUV correspondent Rachael sits down with Alberto, a former co-op student at the university of Victoria. Theme music for U in the ring is composed and performed by Toe. This episode is produced by Rachael Gardner, Maureen Chow,  and Max Collins. U in the Ring is made possible by Capitol 6 Cinemas and the Community Radio Fund of Canada.