90.5 KCSU Fort Collins

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KCSU is Colorado State University's student-run radio station. In addition to serving our target audience, the university community, KCSU provides a unique opportunity for the students of Colorado State University to learn about radio in a fun and professionally inspired environment. KCSU's mission statement is to serve the Colorado State University community.



The KCSU music format focuses on new college and alternative music. The music mix is established by the Program Director, Music Director, Programming Assistants and DJs. The music is selected to appeal to the 18-34 year-old audience interested in a daring, innovative, cutting-edge sound.



The fact that KCSU is a college radio station makes it a learning experience for those interested in music, radio, management, or those who just want experience in the radio field. While KCSU's music is programmed during the prime time hours of the day (7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.), DJs still have flexibility in everything they play. This freedom allows for an experimental, creative sound while still maintaining a quality, consistent sound. The radio station also provides experimental radio overnights. The DJs during this time get to play whatever they want as long as it complies with FCC regulations.



KCSU's funding is comprised mainly of student fees. Because of the nature of this relationship, the primary goal of KCSU is to serve the Colorado State University community through quality programming 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In addition to consistent musical programming, KCSU also provides news five times a day. KCSU runs Public Service Announcements every hour. The PSAs consist of information relevant to KCSU's audience.



At 10,000 watts, KCSU is one of the largest college radio stations in the country with a listening area that reaches 250,000 people. KCSU can reach these people at home, in the car, even while skiing. Radio reaches people in ways and places that no other medium can. By serving the community in the manner in which we strive, KCSU can be the voice of Colorado State University students.



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