Category Member News
3 Oct
College Radio Day news
A note from Rob Quicke on College Radio Day 2013: I am just heading out the door to fly to Colombia to meet the other World College Radio Day leaders – for the very first time. I am utterly exhausted, but this is important. Briefly, I just wanted to say CONGRATULATIONS on a fantastic College […]
READ MORE1 Oct
College Radio Day coverage
Associate Professor of Communication Rob Quicke, general manager of WP 88.7 FM, developed the event. “It’s remarkable how College Radio Day has grown into a global event,” said Quicke. “There has been a tremendous outpouring of enthusiasm and creativity produced by stations worldwide to support this creative medium. Read more from the Wayne Patch. The […]
READ MORE30 Sep
Out in radioland
Students broadcast for the 2nd year on BLUJ radio from the Creighton University Creightonian. KMSC brings college radio to Sioux City from the Sioux City Journal. Michael Saffran says the days aren’t numbered for college radio from the Democrat and Chronicle.
READ MORE12 Sep
Sac State radio station is ahead of the curve
While broadcasting worldwide to an online audience, KSSU – Sacramento State’s own radio station – stays with the honorable traditions of college radio stations across the nation. For the past 23 years, KSSU has been broadcasting news, talk and music to the campus community and beyond, in a station run by students who train other […]
READ MORE10 Sep
WTJU: UVa’s hidden radio treasure
Excited fingers glide over the cardboard sleeves. Eager eyes are glued to the crates for hours at a time. Finally there is a satisfied grin as some classic record, some cult hit, is pulled from the deteriorating cardboard box, dusted off and examined intently. To anyone who frequents record sales, this is no uncommon scene, […]
READ MORE2 Sep
College TV show aims to help students stay fit at SUNY Plattsburgh
PSTV has a recipe for fitness. It’s a show that offers ideas on how to stay fit while eating right. It’s called Gunz N Bunz. “Workout, exercise, nutrition, something they could do in their room or apartment while watching. It was an intriguing idea; we’ve never had anything like that on PSTV,” Ensel said. Read […]
READ MORE26 Aug
WETD Gets a New Home
WETD has moved to a fresh studio at Alfred State College’s new $33 million Student Leadership Center. Faculty adviser Mark Amman worked closely with architects, engineers and college administration for four years to get the station into a prime location on a 4th floor corner. “Our main studio’s glass windows overlook the common space and […]
READ MORE15 Aug
WBGU DJ’s hit show wins her a trip to IRF in Zurich!
Brody Ramone, a student and DJ for CBI member station WBGU at Bowling Green University, was recently named Best US/Canada College DJ, and wins a trip to Zurich to DJ at the International Radio Festival. She serves as co-Music Director and hosts the show “Dirty Glitter” Thursday nights from 9 p.m. – midnight. CBI caught […]
READ MORE12 Aug
West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame to induct Chuck Bailey of Marshall University
Special congratulations to Dr. Charles G. “Chuck” Bailey! Chuck will be inducted into the West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame this fall as one of 10 new members for 2013 at the Museum of Radio and Technology in Huntington, W.V. Bailey has served as adviser and faculty manager at WMUL, Marshall University’s student radio station, […]
READ MORE7 Aug
Princeton Review names Best College Radio stations
The Princeton Review has listed six CBI member stations among the top 20 best College Radio Stations including: WICB-FM Ithaca College WGRE-FM DePauw University WRHU-FM Hofstra University WWNW-FM Westminster College WSOU-FM Seton Hall KJHK-FM University of Kansas Who else was listed? Visit The Princeton Review. Want to know more, read Radio Survivor’s take on the […]
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