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DJ Request Line: (304) 696-6651
Talk Show Hotline: (304) 696-3605
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All Other Directors: (304) 696-6640
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Music: Monday @ 8p CB201
Sports: Tuesday @ 9p CB201
News: Wednesday @ 6p CB204
Promotions: Thurs. @ 8:30p CB201
Production: Monday @ 7p CB201

Need directions? Here's a station map. CB201 is labeled "Classroom" on the map, and CB204 is labeled "Staff Room."

	Oct. 28	Houston	7p pregame 8p kickoff	- listen online (WMA) - listen on 88.1 FM
	Oct. 15	Fla. Int'l	6:45p pregame 7p kickoff	- listen online (WMA) - listen on 88.1 FM
	Oct. 10	SMU	6:45p pregame 7p kickoff	- listen online (WMA)
	Oct. 10	Rice	6:30p pregame 7p first serve	- listen online (WMA) - listen on 88.1 FM

It all started with a blocked punt...

Oct. 6 - The whiteout looked great on television and in person, the fans were rocking Joan C. Edwards Stadium, and everything pointed to a great night. But FM 88 Sports' Adam Cavalier reports it was anything but that.

Preparing for an unknown QB

Oct. 3 - A key storyline in tonight's game will be Cincinnati's quarterback woes--and how well Marshall can adjust to the unknown. FM 88 Sports' Andrew Ramspacher has more.

More highlights, interviews, features: Visit the Sports section.

Rep. Rahall Visits Campus

Oct. 7 - Election Day is less than a month away, and politicians are making one more push for the opinionated yet underserved college constituency. Newscenter 88's Leannda Carey has more.

Jazzin' It Up in Switzerland

Oct. 7 - Not everyone gets the chance to display an American original in a foreign country. As Newscenter 88's Amelia Warnock reports, that's why some Marshall jazz students are giddy to go to the land of the Swiss.

More in-depth stories, features, talk shows: Visit the News section.

Station News

2008 Tournament of State Champions brings WMUL Web site record-breaking results

Aug. 19 - Despite a power outage during the all-time classic championship game, the 2008 Tournament of State Champions yielded the WMUL Web site one of its most successful Web periods ever. More than 4,000 unique visitors came to the WMUL Web site for its five days of tournament coverage. Those are typical Web site numbers for an entire month during basketball season. The WMUL streaming server also received more than 3,000 hits.

As the sole on-air broadcaster of the tournament, WMUL also received exposure on the Tournament of State Champions live video stream. TOSC officials estimate 5,000 Web stream visitors were exposed to WMUL through their site, mitchstadium.com, during the tournament. WMUL is more than ecstatic at the results and would like to thank all those who listened and/or helped with the broadcast.

More press releases, media clips: Visit the About Us section.