Welcome into another edition of the show, Chase Farm along with Reagan Settle, interning with 24-7 sports and NPD Digital, here this summer before she gets on with her junior year at

Ole Miss Stam Scholar, managing editor in the Daily Mississippi.

Here in this next academic year, Reagan, good good morning to you, great work so far, glad to

to have you aboard. How's your morning been?

Really great, glad to be here.

So you're working on a story that people can see now, because I'm going to make sure this is timed where it comes out with the podcast on Ole Miss's enrollment that has boomed over the past few years and a number of factors where we always talk about the whys and the hows

and we always want to use one thing but it's not one thing it's many things for for the reasons

and i hope that people enjoy the content put a lot of work into it you've put the vast majority

of the work into this talk to a lot of. And I want to go through a little bit of

that on what you've learned from and your wise. But I want to hear from yours first. This is also

a chance for you to kind of introduce yourself to the audience a little bit. You're going to be

with this through August in a pretty large capacity, and hopefully to some extent past that as well.

But you come from Murray, Kentucky.

What's sort of your path to Ole Miss?

How did you get here and what was the Y for you?

For me, definitely scholarship money.

The scholarship allows me to study abroad as much as I want to.

I never left the country before I came to college. as much as I want to. I'd never left the country

before I came to college. So that was probably top priority when it came to cost and

opportunities for study abroad. But Ole Miss coming to tour it with my mom, growing up in

a small town like Murray, Kentucky, Oxford really reminds me of that. I knew I wanted to

remain in a college town when I went to school. And Oxford's just a slightly bigger version of that

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