I’ve often dreamed of a college radio map, so I absolutely love the radio visualizations crafted by Erin Davis. While it’s not a pragmatic guide to find radio stations, her beautiful service contour maps give a general sense of how certain formats of FM radio are dispersed across the continental United States. The college radio map depicts FCC-licensed radio stations that are categorized on Radio-Locator as “college radio” format. While it won’t capture every college radio station, it gives an interesting slice. Her map shows a higher concentration of the college radio format on the East Coast, something that I’d always suspected as well.
More College Radio News
Events
- 95bFM Reveal Lineup for the Night Before Auckland Anniversary Day (UndertheRadar)
- Lawrence University’s Great Midwest Trivia Contest Begins Jan. 24 (Post Crescent)
- LU Live! (The Lawrentian)
Programming
- Sounds of the Stater Debuts (the Wayne Stater)
College Radio History
- Saving History at College Radio Stations, One Tape at a Time (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
Alumni
- Dee Diggs in the Lab NYC (Mixmag)
- Sundown or Sunrise, Climate Change Waits for No One (India Currents)
- Womanhouse Celebrates Release of Debut EP (Miami New Times)
- The Man Behind the Microphone: George Miller (The Springfield Student)
- Jerry Trupiano, Former Voice of the Red Sox, Joins Faculty at Dean College (MetroWest Daily News)
- Making a Movement: Sub Pop Exhibit on Display at Montana State University (Bozeman Daily Chronicle)
- Tampa’s DJ Sandman among more than 20 Local iHeartRadio Employees Laid off this Week (Creative Loafing)
- IHSA Honors Neal Ormond with Distinguished Media Award (Daily Herald)
