KSU Owl Radio

07/12/2023

Happy Birthday, Azhané Kennedy, 2018 Program Manager, Production Team Lead, Production Director, and Owl Radio show host for Natural Beat and Kampus Kulture!

07/09/2023

Hire the car keys - Owl Radio is old enough to drive!

Today, July 9, KSU’s radio station celebrates its 16th anniversary!

Technically, Owl Radio began streaming March 27, 2007, but it was only to test the equipment. The first song aired was Sinatra’s ‘The Best is Yet to Come.’ It took another 4 months to build infrastructure and put together a staff, allowing KSU students to run their own station.

Owl Radio went really, really live on July 9, 2007 when a student DJ hosted her first show (anime music). T shirts carried the first blue and black logo and the slogan was ‘Owl Play, You’ll Listen.’

Happy Anniversary Owl Radio and Owl Radioites past and present, and thank you for the time, effort, sacrifice and creativity you poured into the station. Your station.

Happy 16 years, KSU Owl Radio! Please share your Owl Radio stories and photos!

03/29/2023

Happy Birthday to our first GM, and us!

01/18/2023

Once upon a time did you work with KSU Owl Radio? Consider joining our alumni page by liking us.
https://www.facebook.com/ksuowlradioalumn

KSU Owl Radio Alumni - We've always had a face for radio. Now it's just a slightly older face.

07/09/2022

05/21/2022

We are proud to partner and support the upcoming film documentary: 35,000 Watts: The Story of College Radio that is currently in production. It's a doc that will explore the rich history and role that college radio has and continues to play! We invite you to support this important doc by please donating what you can!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/35000watts/35000-watts-the-story-of-college-radio

02/04/2022

KSU Owl Radio launched in 2007, but efforts to get the station created began much earlier. In the early days of Facebook we used a group page to get updates to interested students, containing posts between 2004 and 2010. Here’s a sample post from 2005.

01/21/2022

RIP.

Cher, Andrew Lloyd Weber and others are among those memorializing the singer and actor, who died Thursday at the age of 74

12/08/2021

The beginning - February 27, 2007.