Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz

In this episode, Former Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration Anne Richard joins us along with panelists Arnaldo Cruz, Poppy Coleman, and Elaine Li to answer entertaining trivia questions about recent news events! Credits:Hosting, producing, scripting and editing: Jason ZukusAnnouncing and Scorekeeping: Iszy LichtEngineering: Julian LakePanelists: Arnaldo Cruz (MPP ’04), Poppy Coleman (MPP ’14), and Elaine Li (MPP ’19)Cover art: Jay LiSpecial thanks to Anne Richard for joining us for a special internet slang-themed quiz segment and to the Harris School of Public Policy for co-hosting this event!

In this episode, Former Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees, and Migration Anne Richard joins us along with panelists Arnaldo Cruz, Poppy Coleman, and Elaine Li to answer entertaining trivia questions about recent news events! Credits:Hosting, producing, scripting and editing: Jason ZukusAnnouncing and Scorekeeping: Iszy LichtEngineering: Julian LakePanelists: Arnaldo Cruz (MPP ’04), Poppy Coleman (MPP ’14), and Elaine Li (MPP ’19)Cover art: Jay LiSpecial thanks to Anne Richard for joining us for a special internet slang-themed quiz segment and to the Harris School of Public Policy for co-hosting this event!

In this episode, Harris Assistant Director Milvia Rodriguez joins us along with panelists Peter Danos, Shelby Barron, and Gabe Schoenbach to answer entertaining trivia questions about recent news events! Credits:Hosting, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusScorekeeping: Patrick TaylorScripting: Jason Zukus, Patrick Taylor, and Iszy LichtEngineering: Julian LakePanelists: Peter Danos, Shelby Barron, and Gabe SchoenbachPhotography: Coco YimCover art: Jay LiSpecial thanks to Harris Assistant Director Milvia Rodriguez for joining us for a special Chuck Norris-themed quiz segment! (Listen to find out why!)

In this episode, Harris Assistant Director Milvia Rodriguez joins us along with panelists Peter Danos, Shelby Barron, and Gabe Schoenbach to answer entertaining trivia questions about recent news events! Credits:Hosting, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusScorekeeping: Patrick TaylorScripting: Jason Zukus, Patrick Taylor, and Iszy LichtEngineering: Julian LakePanelists: Peter Danos, Shelby Barron, and Gabe SchoenbachPhotography: Coco YimCover art: Jay LiSpecial thanks to Harris Assistant Director Milvia Rodriguez for joining us for a special Chuck Norris-themed quiz segment! (Listen to find out why!)

In this episode, Harris Dean Katherine Baicker joins us along with panelists Nancy Tan, Alex Jeffery, and Sukriti Nayar.Credits: Jason Zukus, for hosting, producing, and editingPatrick Taylor, for scorekeepingJulian Lake, for engineeringNancy Tan, Alex Jeffery, and Sukriti Nayar for being fantastic panelistsJay Li, for cover artSpecial thanks to Dean Katherine Baicker and the Harris School of Public Policy!

In this episode, Harris Dean Katherine Baicker joins us along with panelists Nancy Tan, Alex Jeffery, and Sukriti Nayar.Credits: Jason Zukus, for hosting, producing, and editingPatrick Taylor, for scorekeepingJulian Lake, for engineeringNancy Tan, Alex Jeffery, and Sukriti Nayar for being fantastic panelistsJay Li, for cover artSpecial thanks to Dean Katherine Baicker and the Harris School of Public Policy!

Welcome to the first LIVE SHOW episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events! In this episode, Harris Professor Austin Wright joins us along with panelists Claudia Jones (MBA), Drazzel Feliu (MPP), and Genta Mecolli (MPP).Credits: Host, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusEngineering: Julian Lake and David RabanPanelists: Claudia Jones, Drazzel Feliu, and Genta MecolliTop pre-show quiz scorers and special audience contributors: David Franks and Coco Yim Music: Breakdown BrassPhotography: Elaine LiLogo: Jay LiSpecial thanks to special guest Professor Austin Wright for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.

Welcome to the first episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events! In this episode, Harris Professor Ethan Bueno de Mesquita joins us along with panelists Aamir Hussain (MD/MA in Public Policy), Julia Whiting (MPP), and Sarah Lu (MBA).Credits:Host, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusEngineering: Julian LakePanelists: Aamir Hussain, Julia Whiting, and Sarah LuMusic: Breakdown BrassPhotography: Elaine LiLogo: Jay LiSpecial thanks to Professor Ethan Bueno de Mesquita for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.

Welcome to the first LIVE SHOW episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events! In this episode, Harris Professor Austin Wright joins us along with panelists Claudia Jones (MBA), Drazzel Feliu (MPP), and Genta Mecolli (MPP).Credits: Host, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusEngineering: Julian Lake and David RabanPanelists: Claudia Jones, Drazzel Feliu, and Genta MecolliTop pre-show quiz scorers and special audience contributors: David Franks and Coco Yim Music: Breakdown BrassPhotography: Elaine LiLogo: Jay LiSpecial thanks to special guest Professor Austin Wright for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.

Welcome to the first episode of Have You Heard? The UC3P News Quiz, where a panel of students compete to answer entertaining trivia about recent news events! In this episode, Harris Professor Ethan Bueno de Mesquita joins us along with panelists Aamir Hussain (MD/MA in Public Policy), Julia Whiting (MPP), and Sarah Lu (MBA).Credits:Host, producing, and editing: Jason ZukusEngineering: Julian LakePanelists: Aamir Hussain, Julia Whiting, and Sarah LuMusic: Breakdown BrassPhotography: Elaine LiLogo: Jay LiSpecial thanks to Professor Ethan Bueno de Mesquita for taking time away from his work to answer questions completely unrelated to his research area.