Sigma Alpha Iota’s (SAI) All Campus Sing has showcased the musical talents, dance skills, wardrobe creativity and often, the wicked sense of humor, of Racers across many of the campus’s student organizations for 65 years. And nearly every April since 1958, students, faculty, staff, locals and alumni have crowded the lawn in front of Lovett Auditorium, along with thousands of Racers around the globe tuned-in online, to watch the highly-choreographed musical numbers on Murray State’s most beloved steps. This year's event is Wednesday, April 12, beginning at 3 p.m.

Apart from, maybe, longtime Student Organization Advisor Jeanie Morgan and a handful of others, few Racers have participated in more consecutive All Campus Sings than Murray State Vice President for Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Dr. Don Robertson, or to those in the know, Dr. R.

Dr. Robertson is joined by Logan Stout (’11, ’15), the ACS Master of Ceremonies who first participated as a student, himself, to chat about some of their favorite ACS memories. Racer Men’s Basketball fans will also recognize Logan as the P.A. announcer during games in the CFSB Center. This year’s All Campus Sing event chairs, Addi Bussen, Aidan Schweitzer and Gena Parker join us to share all of the ways alumni near and far can support the participating student organizations, as well as SAI’s annual philanthropy, People to People, a non-profit organization that provides instruments, music and music accessories to those without access.

For more information regarding all things ACS and SAI, feel free to email allcampussing.sai@gmail.com. To stream the event wherever you are visit murraystate.edu/streaming. And, to provide financial support from anywhere in the world use Cash App $saiiotabeta.

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