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WSJU Radio
The Sound of St. John's University
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WSJU Radio is the student run radio station at St. Johns, located on the 4th floor of Marillac Hall. It broadcasts music, sports, and news to the campus and beyond. Members gain training and provide DJ services for events. All undergraduates are welcome to join, as WSJU is home to many alumni who currently work in music, sports, and news radio across the New York Metropolitan Area.
Our Website is your go-to for WSJU information, including on-air programs, our student-blog, E-Board details, and joining yourself. We offer access to our exclusive playlists curated by our Music Director that are available for download across both Spotify and Apple Music! Stay tuned each week for the latest updates to our page and see what we are tuning into each week. Check out more of the page to get involved with WSJU!
Latest on "WSJU Writes"
Album Review: 'Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs'
Zach Bryan
By Liam Neill
"A musical journal of a man ready to move on to a more peaceful, fulfilling lifestyle." Neill brings you a track-by-track analysis of Zach Bryan’s most recent release, “Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs”. .Exploring the album that reveals the new Bryan, one who is now sober. A new type of concentration emerges in these songs; now, Bryan’s focus is on adulthood, accountability, and shedding one’s past self.
Available for streaming on all Platforms.
Latest on "WSJU Writes"
Album Review: 'The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess'
Chappell Roan
By Amanda Sykes-Quirk
Available for streaming on all Platforms.
The perfect mix of heartbreak, growing up, raunchy undertones, and all the fun in the world, Chappell Roan's debut studio album gives everything we need and more. Sykes-Quirk takes you on a track-by-track analysis what makes this iconic album just so perfect. Get ready to snap 'n clap 'n touch your toes!
NEW RELEASE
"Mud"
an album by Remi Wolf
Remi gets messy across 'Mud', the third installment in her discography. Working with a new set of collaborators such as John Mayer and the María's Josh Conway, Remi Wolf's sound across Mud is a decisive shift to the abstract hap-hazard of previous releases such as 'Big Ideas' and 'Juno'. Diving into country-rock and folk-pop, Remi tackles lost love, regret, addiction, and more through her charismatic deliveries.
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