The College Radio Foundation, in partnership with the students and volunteers of XCSB (formerly WCSB), has created a heartfelt one-hour special program filled with farewells and messages of support. On the one-month anniversary of WCSB’s airwaves being taken from the
By Mary Cipriani, Guest Editorial Writer October 27, 2025 Launched in 2022, the College Radio Society, organized by the College Radio Foundation, is aneffort to unite college radio alumni and to keep the magic of those memories alive. The CollegeRadio
By Mary Cipriani, Guest Editorial Writer TL/DR: it’s the same old sad story we’ve seen before in the college radio community – budget pressures on a university, predatory behavior by an NPR affiliate, staff blindsided with no warning and no
Dear College Radio Family, As you may know – on World College Radio Day 2025, Cleveland State University chose to take the WCSB college radio station from the students and community volunteers, after nearly 50 years! You can read the whole story here. As those students
The College Radio Foundation stands with WCSB and the Cleveland State community as they endure an abrupt station shutdown that has silenced student voices after nearly 50 years of meaningful, diverse programming. Removing WCSB’s student programming, especially on World College
With less than 24 hours to go, we invite all those involved with college radio stations around the world to join our official Discord server. Connect with other college radio stations and the people who run them! Find a better
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HEWITT, N.J., September 29, 2025 – On Friday, October 3, college radio stations in more than 50 countries will unite for World College Radio Day (WCRD), rallying around this year’s global theme: “Tune In To The People.” The celebration features
To All College Radio Stations Worldwide, On behalf of the Organizing Committee of World College Radio Day, it is my honor to extend you an invitation to participate in the upcoming global celebration, which will take place on Friday, October
Fifteen years ago, World College Radio Day began as a dream to unite college radio stations and amplify student, local, and independent voices worldwide. Today, over 1,000 stations in 58 countries have joined this annual celebration—without paying anything to participate.
