The Press College Roundtable Edition, where we give college journalists from across the

country, the opportunity to ask questions they want answers to from newsmakers that they

want to hear from.

This week, we've seen institutions start to respond to demands for change while in other

areas, citizens are taking matters into their own hands.

Mayors across the country are grappling with local level challenges of keeping citizens

safe during a health crisis and public protests while also debating how to reform policing

dramatically.

My guest this week is Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Padoodo and I've seen the questions our

student journalists.

First up is Sarah Beth Guevara.

She's a grad student at the University of Oklahoma where she covers politics and law.

Sarah Beth, tell us a little bit about yourself.

I got into journalism after my family became a foster family to a girl whose parents were

deported to Mexico and I realized that nobody will make a change that I want from my

big sister until people start to care.

Next up is David Wolfbender.

He is a rising freshman at the University of Indiana and he's been covering the growth

of community policing for public radio in Indianapolis.

David, tell us a little something about yourself.

Yeah, I live in Indianapolis, Indiana.

It's a very racially segregated city.

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