These college radio stations in United States have a current stream that passed automated playback checks. Eligible stations are ranked by genre relevance, stream accessibility, recent audience signals when available, and profile quality.
Mount Carmel, United States
A community college-operated broadcaster providing educational programming, local sports coverage, and student media training. Operations include live streaming, blog content, and extensive local high school sports broadcasting.
Claremore, United States
A university-operated broadcaster providing music programming curated by student staff and overseen by educational institution administration. Programming features regular countdown shows tracking popular music across various genres with weekly...
Storrs, United States
A university-operated student radio station providing hands-on broadcasting experience for student staff while serving campus and local community. Programming includes student-produced news broadcasts archived as podcasts documenting campus news...
Pebble Beach CA, United States
The station offers a listening experience accessible through its website and various digital platforms. Its primary function is to provide audio content for listeners, with a focus on accessibility and ease of use.
Lawton OK, United States
A National Public Radio member station licensed to and owned by Cameron University, a regional state university in southwestern Oklahoma. Broadcasting on 89.
Mount Pleasant MI, United States
A National Public Radio member station owned by Central Michigan University, this public broadcaster at 89. 5 FM serves as the flagship of the WCMU Public Radio network, which encompasses six additional affiliate stations across Northern Michigan.
Poughkeepsie NY, United States
WVKR-FM is a non-commercial college radio station owned and operated by Vassar College, broadcasting at 91. 3 MHz with 3,700 watts effective radiated power from a tower in Milton, New York.
Los Altos Hills CA, United States
A student-run college and community radio station licensed to Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, California, broadcasting at 89. 7 MHz with a 300-watt transmitter located on Black Mountain in the Monte Bello Open Space Preserve.
Carlisle PA, United States
A student-operated noncommercial educational radio station holding an FM license, this outlet operates under the same class of license as NPR member stations. The station has publicly aligned itself with the legacy of public broadcasting,...
Norman OK, United States
A non-commercial public radio station licensed to Norman, Oklahoma, and serving the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, KGOU operates at 106. 3 MHz with an effective radiated power of 6,000 watts.
Urbana IL, United States
A public classical music broadcaster operated by Illinois Public Media, serving audiences across central Illinois. The station presents a structured schedule of classical programming throughout the day, anchored by recurring programs that span...
Charlottesville VA, United States
A college radio station licensed to Charlottesville, Virginia, owned and operated by the University of Virginia. Founded in 1955 by the university's Department of Speech and Drama, the station first went on air on May 10, 1957, at 91.
Cambridge MA, United States
A student-run community radio station operated by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, broadcasting on 88. 1 FM at 640 watts effective radiated power from the top of Building E37 in Kendall Square.
Newton MA, United States
A radio station serving Boston and surrounding western suburbs, owned and operated by Boston College. The station began in 1960 as an on-campus carrier-current AM station called WVBC broadcasting through building electrical wiring.
New London, United States
A freeform college radio station operating at 90. 9 FM from the campus of Connecticut College in southeastern Connecticut.
A station must first have a current stream that passed automated playback checks in at least one probe region. Eligible stations are then ranked by category relevance, regional accessibility, recent audience and engagement signals when available, and profile quality.
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We have 60 qualifying college radio radio stations in United States in our database. This page features the top 15 based on our quality ranking.
The list updates as stream checks, audience signals, and station profiles are refreshed. A stream known to be broken is removed until it passes a later check.
