Universidad FM 92.1

The station provides a diverse range of programming focused on education, culture, and community engagement. Its content includes music, news, interviews, workshops, and sports coverage, aiming to foster culture, education, and critical thinking among listeners. The broadcaster serves as a platform for promoting the Universidad de San Carlos de the country (USAC), the nation’s largest and oldest university, founded over 300 years ago. The station’s mission aligns with the broader goals of the Dirección General de Extensión Universitaria, established in 1970, which seeks to integrate the university with society and contribute to human, social, cultural, economic, and political development. The station also highlights resources available through USAC, such as the Centro de Aprendizaje de Lenguas CALUSAC, offering various language courses, and the MUSAC, a center for preserving and disseminating culture, art, science, and technology. The station’s programming includes several distinct shows, such as “BIEN POSITIVO,” “CONEXIÓN ACADÉMICA,” “SENDEROS DE HORMIGO,” “PÓNGASE A TONO,” and “COYUNTURA MUNDIAL,” along with “CORAZÓN DE TROVADOR.” Specific details about the content of these shows are not provided on the website, but they contribute to the station’s overall mission of providing varied programming. The station is accessible globally through its social media channels and a dedicated application. The broadcaster’s team, as of November 29th, has accumulated 10 hours of Radiorama. The station’s operational hours are Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The station’s history dates back to January 30, 1992, when it was founded with the voices of José María Torres and Ramón Bonilla Riveiro, the first director. The broadcaster plays a vital role in transmitting various sports disciplines to the university community and the wider society. The website emphasizes the station’s commitment to preserving and promoting the university’s heritage, alongside its dedication to fostering spiritual growth and disseminating scientific knowledge among the population. The station's role extends to supporting the formation, updating, and specialization of professionals, students, and external users through the services offered by the Central Library. The station operates under the technical responsibility of the unit that maintains a positive image within the university community. Listeners can access the station worldwide through its social media platforms and application. The website highlights the station’s commitment to providing a wide variety of content, including music, news, interviews, workshops, and more. The station aims to be a source of information and a catalyst for growth, encouraging listeners to participate in the university's ongoing development.