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A rockin' night at the pony
By Karlee Lewis From 9 p.m. Tuesday to midnight, The Golden Pony in Downtown Harrisonburg was alive with the sounds of alternative, indie and post-hardcore live music. The four bands on the bill for the night represented the eastern United States, coming from Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia. Although the bands ... -
DJ of the Month:
By Ally Engelbrecht DJ Matt Callahan, a senior writing, rhetoric and technical communication and media arts and design double major, has been chosen as "DJ of the Month" for October. WXJM writer Ally Engelbrecht sat down with him for a few minutes to talk about his hip-hop show, "Unbranded Content." ... -
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 the concept of the segment. “Queerly Beloved” is a show that focuses on being an LGBTQ+ student that is co-hosted ... -
Time to get spooky: A playlist from the WXJM Web Team
By Karlee Lewis With the sudden drops in temperature, color changing leaves, and the return of pumpkin spice flavored everything, it is obvious that fall has begun. With fall comes many things, including Halloween and spooky frights. To avoid these from happening, WXJM has compiled a list of songs to ... -
"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 Classic held between Oct. 6-8. The music festival featured some of the biggest names in electronic, alternative, and hip-hop, including ... -
WXJM Live — shaking up Thursday nights
By Logan Chaudoin Thursday September 14th, 2017 was the first night that WXJM Live came back on the air for the 2017-2018 school year, hosted by Just Mike and Chatty Kathy (Mike Dolzer and Katie Feinberg). The show got started with Chatty Kathy’s simple jokes and enthusiasm for the first ... -
from rally to revival in charlottesville: an evening of music and unity
By Kevan Olsen Charlottesville is known for being a thriving community, home to The University of Virginia and a colorful downtown. On August 12, the “Unite the Right” rally brought racism and violence to the forefront of national attention once again. The rally was formed due to the council ... -
A Look Inside The New Station
By Ally Engelbrecht Now that the renovations are complete, take a look inside the new WXJM. Click on each photo for a description and history. xX Long live college radio Xx -
Adrian Daniel: Reviving a generation with sad songs
By Kevan Olsen Last Friday, rising R&B artist Adrian Daniel performed for the University Program Board spotlight series at Taylor Down Under. This young singer draws his inspiration from the world around him as well as from his hometown of Brooklyn, New York. He looks to evoke emotion and remembrance ... -
I went to a show all by myself, and you can too
By: Logan Chaudoin Going out alone in the year 2017 can be scary, especially when you’re a girl. For me personally, I never go out on the town by myself to see a show or grab a drink simply because a. fear of society thinking I am a weird loner ...
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