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- 1A century of student radio history goes online●100 years of student radio history in the DLARC college radio collections
The Internet Archive has highlighted the DLARC college radio collections, which preserve a hundred years of student radio broadcasting. The material documents campus stations, student programming and the evolution of college radio across the twentieth century. Commenters welcomed the resource as a valuable record of youth culture and broadcast history now freely accessible to researchers and the public.
- 2Pennsylvania junior military college may relocate to Oklahoma▼Will a Pennsylvania junior military college move to Oklahoma? It might have to
A Pennsylvania junior military college could be forced to move its campus to Oklahoma, according to public radio reporting on the institution's future. The story raises questions about what pressures might push the school out of state and what the move would mean for students, staff and the local community.
- 3USC Talk Set for Petros and Money Show on 570-AM●Radio, Radio I will be a guest on Petros and Money (570-AM) around 4:30 p.m. to discuss USC (of course) #featured #FOOTB
A college sports commentator is set to appear as a guest on the Petros and Money radio show on AM 570 in Los Angeles around 4:30 p.m. to discuss USC football. The segment is expected to cover the latest developments around the Trojans program, a frequent topic of conversation among Southern California sports fans.
- 4What the Protect College Sports Act means for Wisconsin schools▼What the Protect College Sports Act would mean for Wisconsin schools and athletes
Wisconsin Public Radio reports on what the Protect College Sports Act would mean for the state's universities and student athletes. The coverage examines how the proposed federal legislation could affect college sports programs, athlete compensation and eligibility rules at Wisconsin schools. Details of the bill's provisions and the reaction from athletic departments and players remain limited in the available reporting.
- 5Internet Archive marks 100 years of student radio history●100 years of student radio history in the DLARC college radio collections Article URL: https:// blog.archive.org/2026/10
The Internet Archive's blog highlights the DLARC college radio collections, which document a century of student-run radio broadcasting. The collection preserves recordings, station materials and archives from campus stations across the United States, tracing the evolution of student radio from its early days to the present. The post is being shared and commented on by tech and archive enthusiasts, drawing attention to efforts to preserve college radio heritage online.
- 6Sussex County Community College to unveil outdoor Fitness Court▼Sussex County Community College to unveil new outdoor Fitness Court Oct. 15
Sussex County Community College in New Jersey will hold an opening event on October 15 for its new outdoor Fitness Court, a public exercise space built for bodyweight workouts. The college announced the unveiling date in a local radio report, and the facility is expected to serve students and area residents looking for free, accessible fitness options on campus.
- 7LSU college radio station KLSU holds annual College Radio Day●KLSU hosts annual College Radio Day, fostering community with art, food and live music
KLSU, the student-run radio station at Louisiana State University, hosted its annual College Radio Day celebration. The event brought together the campus and local community with art activities, food vendors and live music performances, highlighting the role of student radio in supporting creative expression and local culture. The station uses the day to celebrate college radio's place on campuses nationwide.
- 8JCC Awarded $100,000 Grant for Student Mental Health▼JCC Awarded $100,000 Grant To Support Student Mental Health And Wellness
JCC has been awarded a $100,000 grant to support student mental health and wellness programs. The funding will help the institution expand services addressing student well-being. Local radio outlet WRFA reported the award, which comes amid broader concern about rising mental health needs among college students.