Elke’s on the Island, Ep 4: Kappa Sigma Arrives at VIU

Elke Sorensen | Associate Media Editor

For this month’s edition of Elke’s On The Island, Sorensen met with Vancouver Island Kappa Sigma President Ethan Johnson and Vice President Kyle Osipov to discuss Kappa Sigma’s presence on VIU’s Nanaimo campus. Johnson and Osipov share about their interest in the Fraternity, the benefits it brings to campus life, address concerns about their presence, and speak about future events and how to get involved. Listen to the podcast on Spotify at The Navigator. Want more content? In case you missed it, check out Sorensen’s Holiday Special where she interviews Mall Santas (Episode 3.5)!

01.12.26
| Vol. 57, No. 4 | Audio

Elke’s on the Island, Ep 4: Kappa Sigma Arrives at VIU

by The Navigator | Elke's on the Island

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Elke’s on the Island, Ep 4: Kappa Sigma Arrives at VIU

by The Navigator | Elke's on the Island

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Elke, a person with fair skin and grayish-blue eyes gives a faint smile while standing before green foliage. Their light brown hair has blond highlights and is styled in two long front braids with shorter layers framing the face. They wear a gray crewneck sweatshirt and have a silver septum ring, nostril stud, and silver earrings.

Elke Sorensen

Elke is in her final year of the Bachelor of Arts program at VIU with a major in Creative Writing and a minor in Media Studies. She’s been a volunteer at CHLY 101.7FM for three years as a host for the VIU Meter as well as her very own literary show, Writer’s Block. Elke has also spent the last two summers in the city of Yellowknife, NWT, working as a broadcast intern for Cabin Radio and hosting Evenings with Elke, a show that featured Canadian authors and musicians. Although she previously worked as a staff writer for The Navigator, she has settled into a role as Associate Media Editor and podcaster. Her podcast, Elke’s on the Island, is available to stream on Spotify. After graduation, Elke will continue to work on her canine-themed weird horror short story collection while living in and exploring the spectacular NWT as a broadcast journalist.