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CJSW 90.9FM is Calgary’s only campus and community radio station, based at the University of Calgary. CJSW is a non-profit society maintained and operated by a group of four staff members and over 200 volunteers drawn from both the student body and the wider city of Calgary population. CJSW broadcasts music, spoken word and multicultural programming.

As a free-form radio broadcaster, we are committed to providing quality alternatives to the mainstream commercial programming that dominates the radio. Our DJs, Public Affairs hosts, and other staff members are not only Carnegie Mellon students, staff, and faculty, but also community members from the Pittsburgh area, some of whom have more than 30 years of radio broadcasting experience under their belts. We pride ourselves in our substantively diverse programming. So whether you’re interested in West African rock, kitchen sink recordings, local independent news programming or Latin American culture, WRCT has a program for you.

WCRX is the student-run radio station of Columbia College Chicago’s Radio Department dedicated to embodying professional, ethical and legal standards while promoting a learning and leadership experience for students. WCRX provides broadcasting services to the Columbia College campus and surrounding communities in Cook County. The WCRX format is Top 40, offering specialized programming, which includes sports, news/talk, rock, alternative, R&B, hip-hop, world, and Reggae. We are committed to our community by airing programming that is responsive to the interest and needs of our listeners. We carry a variety of public affairs programming, including the award-winning Edicion Seminaria from the Public Latino radio network Radio Bilingue and the locally produced program, “The Process.” Our public service initiatives like the WCRX Jobline and our annual “Holly Jolly Trolley” broadcast and food drive for charity has resulted in numerous station awards.

WMBR's unique and innovative programming ranges from hip-hop to classical, punk rock to jazz, blues to celtic fiddle tunes. We offer the opportunity for MIT students and community members to learn about music, radio engineering, audio production techniques, electrical engineering, acoustics, news reporting and how to manage a small business.

CFRC 101.9 FM is Kingston’s only campus-community radio station: not-for-profit, volunteer-powered media that fills the gap left by the mainstream. We offer diverse music and spoken word programming 24/7: over the air at 101.9FM in the Kingston area and worldwide on-line.