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A Letter From The WXJM Staff — College Radio Day 2018
“When All Else Fails, College Radio Speaks.” This is the theme of this year’s College Radio Day taking place today, October 5. This is a day to recognize and celebrate ... -
Music You Can Study To
By: Rolando Segovia and Kayleigh Bishop Music is often loud, but sometimes we need some quiet. Not just a low to mid-tempo track, but music that’s so quiet that it ... -
Show Spotlight: Cheese Date
By Nick Piccinino JMU couple Julia Pasquale, junior dance major, and Ian Buchanan, fifth year senior media arts and design major, take to the mic with their new show Cheese ... -
The Orwells: A Response
By Maddelynne Parker In recent modern-rock news The Orwells have disbanded, according to their social media, in response to several allegations of sexual misconduct and abuse against three band members. ... -
DJ of the Year winners announced
The 2017-2018 Web Team wishes a (belated but) heartfelt congratulations to this year's winners for DJ of the Year! Thank you to everyone who voted and thanks for a great ... -
Slow Start to Spring: The Web Team's March Playlist
By Matt Callahan Feeling sluggish after trying to get back into the swing of things following spring break? Was the motivation never there to begin with? Are you just barely ... -
A Simple Beginners Guide to Cassettes
By Rolando Segovia You’ve probably seen your friends talking about how they listen to music through cassettes and you might have been thinking to yourself, “How do I get into ... -
A look at "If Blue Could Be Happiness" by Florist
By Haley Huffman Florist, a Brooklyn-based band originating from the Catskill Mountains of southern New York, released their most recent album “If Blue Could Be Happiness” on September 29th. They ... -
Queerly Beloved: representation on air
By Karlee Lewis One of WXJM’s newest additions, “Queerly Beloved”, airs on Thursdays from 7-8pm. Station manager Mike Dolzer, (co-host of “Roadside Blasphemy” that airs directly before) came up with ... -
"All Things Go" Went Well
By Victoria Dravis For three days, Washington, D.C. forgot about politics and focused on the music. All Things Go, an event production company, returned with its fourth annual Fall ...
