Spring Knightly News Brief and basketball captain headline Episode #212
By Paul Miller
Knightly News Co-Adviser
On this episode of the Knightly News Podcast, we are joined by News Correspondent Noah Lopez as he delivers the spring edition of the Knightly News Brief. On the second segment, we welcome men’s basketball captain Khalil Dukes to chat about his athletic career at Central Penn and Knightly News Co-President Dalton Koller to share about his broadcasting experience as he prepares for graduation.
During the first segment, Lopez delivers the spring 2025 Knightly News Brief, an audio version of some of our best stories of the term.
The following stories are featured in the brief:
- ‘Frames of the Past’ project has impact on Central Penn student – Noah Lopez
- Gaming Club and Residence Life collaborate on video game tournament – Andrew Hunter
- Knightly News represents Central Penn College at Philadelphia Phillies #CollegeSeries – Paul Miller
- A quietly wild return to the CPC Film Series – Nik Hogan
- The sun and your skin – Rosanna Wakley
On the second segment, we are joined by men’s basketball captain Khalil Dukes to share about his experiences with the Central Penn College men’s basketball program in his time with the team.
During the podcast, Dukes discusses his recruitment process, missing an entire season due to injury, him stepping into a leadership role with the team, and a preview of the 2025-26 season for Knights basketball.
Also joining the program is Knightly News Co-President Dalton Koller. Over the past four years, Koller has been an integral piece of the Knightly News and our basketball broadcasts, working his way up from producer to color commentator to play-by-play commentator. This is Koller’s final podcast before graduation, and his reflection on his time with the organization provides a prospective on the growth the organization has seen during this time.
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