November 8, 2016
Student Media in the News
Last Updated on November 8, 2016 by askcbiorg
College Radio Day updates from all over!
- West Liberty University: Student plans 24-hour marathon for College Radio Day
- University of Wisconsin Oshkosh: UW Oshkosh’s WRST-FM joins National College Radio celebration
- Grand Valley State University: GVSU student visits White House for College Radio Day
- Montclair State University: WMSC Channels Energy into 30+ Hour Live Broadcast
- West Texas A&M University: KWTS Celebrates College Radio Day
- Utica College, Hamilton, Colgate and Cazenovia: National College Radio Day
- Utica College: Now Hear This: UC to Celebrate National College Radio Day
- Texas Tech University: Members of KTXT-FM celebrate College Radio Day
- Lander University: Documentary by Lander Radio Professor to be Featured in World College Radio Day
- Central Michigan University: WMHW to broadcast live from roof of Brooks Hall
- College Radio Watch: Happy College Radio Day!
- Jacobs Media: Remember Those Good Old College Radio Days?
- Radio World: Student-Run Stations Plan Special College Radio Day Broadcasts
- Radio World: Friday is College Radio Day
WHPK DJs Organize, Fight Back After Changes Result in Programming Cuts
In September, DJs at the student- and community-run radio station were notified that they were no longer granted after-hours access to the Reynold’s Club, the university’s student center where the station is located. The ban has ended WHPK’s 34-year run of 24/7 broadcasting, and silenced the station from midnight through 7 a.m. (weekdays), 8 a.m. (Saturdays) and 9 a.m. (Sundays); and all day during academic holidays and breaks.
Read more from Chicago Tonight.
Commentary: ICTV actively working to address sexism
It is our goal to create an atmosphere in which students feel comfortable sharing incidents of oppression with producers and the executive staff. This is the only way we can address prevalent issues. This should be an environment to learn, and everyone should feel comfortable in order to make it the best learning environment it can be.
Read more from The Ithacan.
PSUC student leads campus radio station
When Gramegna first came to Plattsburgh State as an incoming freshman, she met Audio Radio Production Chair Timothy Clukey, and Television Studio Manager Jonathan Chew gave her a tour of the studios in Yokum. She had such a good experience and appreciated the one on one tour they gave her. Additionally, she had enjoyed making productions, so that’s when she started looking for programs at PSUC.
Read more from Cardinal Points.
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