Southeastern’s radio station, KSLU 90.9 FM, joined more than 350 college radio stations nationwide in observance of “College Radio well.”
In addition to speaking throughout the day about the benefits of college radio, KSLU aired a documentary about the past and present of on campus radio. According to Delaney, the documentary was supposed to inform listeners about the origins of college radio, its current status, what it is doing for universities and the future of radio on campus.
When asked about the importance of College Radio Day for KSLU, Delaney expressed the need to get the word out amongst old and new listeners alike due to the budget issues facing all colleges.
“It is necessary for a lot of universities to get the word out,” Delaney said. “Fortunately, KSLU is well funded. I think we’re doing pretty audience.”
Delaney went on to explain that college radio stations are often the testing ground for commercial radio stations.
Delaney invited new and old listeners alike to tune in and offer their suggestions on the radio and programming.
“We’re always looking for input,” Delaney said. “If a listener has a really great idea for a fantastic show, new music or something they’d like to see us do in the future, we’re always open to new