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WVCW is VCU’s Student Run Radio and we are apart of the Student Media Center here at Virginia Commonwealth University, along with the CT, Commonwealth Times Newspaper, Ink Magazine and other VCU publications.

If you have questions about the station, feel free to contact us here at the station us at hello@wvcw.org

Listen live anytime to us at the stream. For the timebeing, we are broadcasting via Internet stream so you will not find us on the frequency dial on your radio receiver.

The good thing is this Internet stream can be enjoyed on your personal computer and also can be enjoyed on the go, as it is compatible with most smartphones, such as the Blackberry and iPhone. Just download the link and enjoy WVCW anywhere, from here on the VCU Campuses to around the world.

You can see what we’re doing by looking around the site. The site is the main portal for news, events, and other great things happening here at WVCW!

We offer underwriting and PSA announcement on air. For further information give us a call or email us.

Again, thanks for visiting WVCW.org and please enjoy the music and DJs here at WVCW!

  • Heather
    #1 written by Heather  11 months ago

    I would love to listen to this, but it is trying to open with NERO and gives me an error message, is there an option to open it up another way? Thanks

  • Heather
    #2 written by Heather  11 months ago

    sorry my email address was typoed before!

  • Mike
    #3 written by Mike  11 months ago

    Sorry about that, I know that the stream file is compatible with IE, Firefox, Safari, & Chrome.

    There have been some compatibly issues with some other browsers.

    Hope this helps.

  • bill
    #4 written by bill  9 months ago

    Your stream doesn’t have an “identifier” when playing online. It just says “listen”, no station name

  • Alan
    #5 written by Alan  5 months ago

    I’d listen to the station regularly if it was transmitted on FM radio. As-is, it’s just too much of a hassle. Are you guys having licensing issues or something?

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