Are you an NYU student interested in joining the WNYU radio? Recruitment meetings will be held:
Wednesday, September 15, Kimmel 909, 8 PM
Thursday, September 16, Kimmel 7th Floor Lounge, 8PM
For more information, email netradio “at” wnyu “dot” org

WNYU’s tech staff is working to revive the audio archiver, and will resume archiving all programs once technical issues are resolved. Thanks for your continuing patience & support! As always, all programs can be heard online on WNYU’s live MP3 stream.

WNYU-FM goes INTERNATIONAL!

On February 4th, 2008, WNYU began a partnership with The American University in Paris.

WNYU-FM’s programming will be simulcast both on the website of American University in Paris (aupradio.org) and soon over a nationwide French cable network.

This cable-radio broadcast, called Freebox, will eventually reach THREE MILLION HOMES in most major cities in France.

Get charts and info on upcoming guests in your inbox (no more than that, promise)

Contact the on-air staff via AOL Instant Messenger, screenname wnyuradio. If AIM or iChat are installed on your computer this link should open up a window right away: aim:wnyuradio

You can sign-up for a free IM account and download a free IM chat application from AOL.

WNYU is New York University ‘s radio station and is completely operated by NYU students. WNYU’s studios are located in the basement of 5-11 University Pl. in Greenwich Village. WNYU’s transmitter is located at University Heights in the Bronx, the former location of NYU. WNYU broadcasts on 89.1 FM with an effective radiated power of 8,300 watts weekdays from 4:00PM to 1:00AM, and on the Internet 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Click on the Listen Live link above in order to connect to WNYU’s Internet stream.

In the NYU dorms, WNYU can be heard 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, as the audio for WNYU-TVs campus information channel.

If you are an NYU student and are interested in joining WNYU, contact the Net Radio Director at: 212-998-1677 or via email: (Contact) for more information.

For even more info about WNYU, read our Manifesto.