UA Student Media

The votes are in! 🏆️

We had a great night at our awards banquet on Wednesday. Congratulations to our students who received awards! We are so proud of you and cannot wait to see what you do in the fall.

WVUA-FM celebrated another great semester with a Radio Rebel movie night. 🍕 🍿

Maya Mungo is the Editor-in-Chief of and one of our graduating seniors. She may be leaving soon, but what she learned will always stick with her.

“The best thing I learned from working at the Office of Student Media was how to effectively lead people. Managing a staff and having to juggle administrative work while also corralling staff members was a heavy task, but one I’m grateful to have done and put under my belt as experience,” Mungo said.

Her favorite memory was the launch event for the previous issue of the journal where she was able to speak on behalf of the team’s hard work.

She recommends students new to student media to not be afraid to speak up, attributing her success to being vocal at meetings, even as a freshman.

After graduation, she plans on moving to Chicago to work in marketing research.

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Congratulations to members of The Crimson White on their recent awards! We are so proud of our students and their creativity.

Today we celebrate 45 years of by taking a look at what our student radio has looked like over the decades.

We’re so proud of the work WVUA-FM and UA LEPT put into the their Riverside Rock event last night.

Thank you to everyone who attended!

WVUA-FM is partnering with LEPT to host the first ever Riverside Rock! These students have been putting in a lot of time to make this event possible.

We look forward to celebrating their hard work!

Four leaders from spent the weekend attending 's spring convention in New York City.

During this experiential learning trip, students learned from industry and college media experts, toured the New York Times and NPR, had their work critiqued, and took in some of the sites of the Big Apple.