Episodes

As is (sorta) tradition, Doug & Jeremy take a full-fiction turn by reading horror stories from Reddit's r/NoSleep community. Special thanks to Redditor's u/18Planet & u/10MinuteHorror, authors of this week's stories. Doug's Story: My college has frequent lockdowns. This time they're not letting us out. Jeremy's Story: After playing a mirror game in college, my entire dorm lost their minds --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/creepycampuspod/message

Bright Lights - Haunted City! This week, Jeremy explores the haunted history of NYC's Columbia University (and its way-too-creepy tunnel system) before Doug takes us to the Windy City to learn about the Devil Baby of the Hull House Museum on the campus of the University of Illinois - Chicago. For show notes, sources, past episodes and more, visit our website at www.creepycampuspod.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/creepycampuspod/message

This week, Doug explores the scandal that may exist in the history of Ohio State University's Pink Lady ghost, while Jeremy visits another haunted theatre, this time at University of Missouri - Kansas City.

This week, Jeremy covers a history of hauntings at East Tennessee State University. Then, Doug explains why world-renowned opera singer Lillian Nordica may have taken up permanent residence at the University of Maine's Farmington campus. For full show notes, sources, and photos, visit our website at ⁠www.creepycampuspod.com⁠

This week, Doug talks about the haunted archives of SUNY Oneonta and Jeremy tells us the tale of Mary, the resident friendly ghost of Kutztown University.

This week, Jeremy tells us the tragic history of Bryn Mawr's Merion Hall. Then, Doug discusses the spirits and creatures that may be lurking on the campus of Ateneo de Manila.

In the Season 5 premiere, Doug tells us the true crime mystery surrounding Glenville State University's ghostly "Sis Linn". Later on, Jeremy recounts a series of séances at Spalding University.