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25 Mar
Central Michigan University’s MHTV honored by Michigan Association of Broadcasters
Peter Orlik, the director of the School of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts, said this is a victory for the school and the station because of the competition this year. “This unprecedented string of victories was continued despite intense competition from electronic media departments on other campuses across the state,” Orlik said in a press release […]
READ MORE20 Mar
Station Spotlight: Ohio Northern University’s WONB
Tell me a little history about your station and where your station is now? The precursor to WONB-FM was WONU. WONU was a carrier current station using an AM signal and was only heard in the afternoon. In 1991, the FCC granted a non-commercial FM license to Ohio Northern University. The WONU call letters were […]
READ MORE18 Mar
Out in Radioland
When KDUR officially went on the air (more on that later), the No. 1 song on the Billboard Top 100 was probably Tony Orlando and Dawn’s “He Don’t Love You (Like I Love You).” Incidentally, John Denver’s “Thank God I’m a Country Boy” came just a couple weeks later. (Denver’s son was later a student […]
READ MORE13 Mar
Station Spotlight: Elon University’s ESTV
Special thanks to Matt Lee for answering the questions! Tell me a little history about your station and where your station is now? Elon Student Television was started in 1992 by a former student named Christopher Waters. Every year since then the station has grown and as of now, we have 272 people working across […]
READ MORE6 Mar
Station Spotlight: Seton Hall University’s WSOU
Thanks to Erin O’Grady and Aly Mulligan for answering the questions! Tell me a little history about your station and where your station is now? WSOU 89.5 FM is located in New Jersey on the campus of Seton Hall University and has been on the airwaves since 1948. The most interesting thing about WSOU is […]
READ MORE13 Feb
Station Spotlight: Hofstra University’s WRHU
Special thanks to Shannan Ferry, station manager, for answering the questions! Tell me a little history about your station and where your station is now? Radio Hofstra University 88.7 FM has been in existence for over 50 years. This is longer than any other noncommercial radio station on Long Island. Originally the call letters were […]
READ MORE12 Feb
Forced to find their own funds, N.C. State’s college radio station expands its audience and ambitions
“It’s invaluable,” says Torres of the support that WKNC has given not only to T0W3RS but to the surrounding music community, too. “No other radio station is doing things like this.” Perhaps the scene sounds rather insular and self-congratulating—a musician playing a song inspired by a radio station for a crowd gathered by the same […]
READ MORE6 Feb
Station Spotlight: University of Tennessee’s Volunteer Channel
Special thanks to Mike Wiseman for answering the questions! Tell me a little history about your station and where your station is now? The Volunteer Channel is in it’s 18th year at the University of Tennessee. The Volunteer Channel is the official television station of the University of Tennessee. Completely run by UT students, TVC […]
READ MORE30 Jan
Station Spotlight: Millikin University’s WJMU
Special thanks to Ben Murrow, a Senior from Wheaton, Ill. and Program Director of WJMU for answering the questions. Tell me a little history about your station and where your station is now? WJMU 89.5 “The Quad” went live for the first time on March 10, 1971 because of six students that had a passion […]
READ MORE23 Jan
Station Spotlight: Missouri Southern State University’s KGCS-TV
Special thanks to Shonte Clay – Senior student worker of KGCS-TV Station at Missouri Southern State University for answering the questions! Tell me a little history about your station and where your station is now? Originally, our station was a cable access channel, established in 1984 as a service of the Department of Communications. […]
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