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| name = WVUR-FM | image = | image_size = | city = Valparaiso, Indiana | area = 6 miles radius from Valparaiso, Indiana | branding = "The Source 95 WVUR" | slogan = On Air, Online, On Campus | airdate = {{Start date|1966|09|25}} | frequency = {{Frequency|95.1|MHz}} | format = College radio | erp = 36 watts | haat = {{convert|38|meters}} | class = 236D | facility_id = 69776 | coordinates = {{coord|41|27|57|N|87|02|29|W}} | callsign_meaning = W Valparaiso University Radio | licensee = The Lutheran University Assoc., Inc | former_callsigns = | owner = Valparaiso University | website = {{URL|http://www.thesource95.com}} }} WVUR-FM, The Source 95 is the student-run college radio station of Valparaiso University in Valparaiso, Indiana. It broadcasts at 95.1 MHz FM and streams online at WVUR's website. The station features a range of students, staff, members of the public, and faculty members who contribute to the station. Each semester some students participate with the Source on a regular basis, making it one of the largest organizations on campus. The Source plays a wide variety of music including rock, alternative, jazz, punk, airhorn, and indie. Many students have specialty shows in which they play their own mix in addition to the regular automated rotation. WVUR Sports is an integral part of the station. Hundreds of VU Athletics games are broadcast each year on the air and online. The Evening Source also exists, providing the area with news at five pm. Programming and promotionThe Source 95 is an entirely student-operated variety station. Its primary programming is music, which includes a standard rotation based on a combination of standard alternative fare and the CMJ Top 200/Indie/College Radio format, other genre-specific shows, and free-form shows during evenings and weekends. The station also includes talk with The Morning Show and news and weather with periodic updates throughout all programming, as well as The Evening Source news show. Programming also includes more than 100 sports broadcasts per year. WVUR Sports broadcasts Valparaiso University sporting events live on the air and on the WVUR online webcast. AwardsThe station won Indiana Association of Student Broadcasters awards in recent years, including Radio School of the Year in 2006, 2008, and 2010. HistoryDevelopmentIn May 1949, a group of students submitted a proposal to the Valparaiso University Board of Directors to build an educational FM radio station in the basement of Guild Hall. However, after ten years without progress, VU law school student Jack Lawson led a committee to plan a radio station. With the help of DePauw University radio station WGRE, the committee obtained information necessary to found a radio station. After experimenting in November 1959 with a closed-circuit station nicknamed WPRX reaching only Wehrenberg Hall, President O. P. Kretzmann addressed the student body at 11 p.m. on November 11, 1960, on 600 AM. The low-power station broadcast out of Benton Hall and reached all but one dormitory. WVUR's first six years included transmission via telephone cables, and in 1966 WVUR became the first FM station in the city of Valparaiso, operating on frequency 89.5.[1] FM RadioPermission was granted in February 1961 to construct a non-commercial educational FM station. Due to legal concerns, the station was turned over from the students to the administration. Though this move sparked heavy opposition, the transition began during the 1965–1966 academic year. On September 25, 1966, the FCC granted a license to WVUR-FM 89.5 MHz The Voice, making it the first radio station in the city of Valparaiso. The studio was still located in Benton Hall and included a new lounge nicknamed The Penthouse. The studios relocated to Heimlich Hall during the 1970–1971 academic year and moved again to the Journalism Center on January 11, 1978. On September 24, 1982, a new tower was constructed atop Brandt Hall, which brought increased wattage and the station's current frequency and name: WVUR 95.1 FM The Source. ModernizationIn August 1998, WVUR relocated to Schnabel Hall. In 1999, the station began web streaming sporting events. During the 2001–2002 academic year, the station upgraded to a computer automated system and commenced broadcasting 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, including during all academic breaks. The station also began taking requests by phone. In 2017 the station removed its on-air phone and thus stopped taking requests by phone. In 2006, WVUR began posting podcasts, media from concerts, and assorted other media such as station-made remixes on its website. On January 16, 2007, the station added a modern rock/alternative format to complement the current CMJ Indie rotation. Fall Out Boy's This Ain't a Scene, It's an Arms Race was the first official song to play in the new format. In 2012, WVUR started to stream its full broadcast online 24/7, expanding the sports-only stream to include music, talk, and all other programming. The Source officially began full streaming at 9:51 a.m. on May 2, 2012. The first song officially played both on the air and online in this new era was Foster The People's Don't Stop (Color on the Walls). In 2015, new general manager Andrew Whitmyer found the format insufficient for the station's needs and switched to a full mix station. SourceStockWVUR began an annual concert event in 2004 called SourceStock. The yearly tradition is held in September and has been headlined by national acts at both the Valparaiso University Student Union and the Athletics-Recreation Center. In 2014, the staff of WVUR decided to forgo one major concert, and instead create a few smaller shows throughout the school year that were capable of drawing in a realistic crowd. The title "SourceStock" was dropped, and the shows were simply advertised as "The Source 95 Presents." 2014 -- Moonrise Nation // 2015 -- Jukebox the Ghost 2013 -- Delta Spirit (feat. Leagues) 2012 -- Company of Thieves (feat. Harrison Hudson, Vitrolum Republic) 2011 -- Ra Ra Riot (feat. Vitrolum Republic, Mine All Mine) 2010 -- We The Kings (feat. Mine All Mine, Dreams of University) 2009 -- The Academy Is... (feat. Sing It Loud, Dreams of University) 2008 -- Relient K (feat. Company of Thieves, The Sapiens) 2007 -- Mae (feat. Baby Teeth, The Redwalls) 2006 -- Plain White T's (feat. Baby Teeth, Nate & His Kite) 2005 -- Allister 2004 -- Lucky Boys Confusion (feat. Dog and Everything, Root Junction, Hogwash) ValpoRAVEoWVUR held a rave in 2016 called ValpoRAVEo featuring DJ Bill Mackelfresh and DJ Diamond. Awards2012 IASB AwardsNewscast, Chris Kleinhans-Schulz, 2nd place News Report, Chris Kleinhans-Schulz, 1st place Radio Imaging, Thomas Patrick, 3rd place Radio Sportscast, Chris Kleinhans-Schulz, 1st place 2010 IASB AwardsRadio School of the Year, Valparaiso University/University of Southern Indiana (tie) Air Personality, Jeff Greco/Mark Schoeck, 1st place Newscast, Cameron Banga/Laurin-Whitney Gottbrath/Mike Jakubisin, 2nd place News Report, Allison Kuehner, 2nd place Radio Play-by-Play, Dave Schroeder, 3rd place Radio Sportscast, Dave Schroeder, 1st place 2009 IASB AwardsNews Report, Laurin-Whitney Gottbrath, 3rd place Radio Imaging, Harry Cassin/Adam Amin, 2nd place Radio Sportscast, Adam Amin, 1st place; Dave Schroeder, 2nd place 2008 IASB AwardsRadio School of the Year, Valparaiso University Air Personality, Eric Brooks/Nick Kovatch/Josh Weinhold, 2nd place Newscast, Adam Amin, 1st place; Eric Brooks/Allison Kuehner/Cameron Banga, 3rd place Radio Imaging, WVUR, 3rd place Radio Package, Dave Schroeder, 1st place; Eric Brooks, 2nd place Radio Play-by-Play, Eric Brooks, 1st place; Adam Amin, 2nd place Radio Sportscast, Adam Amin, 1st place; Nick Kovatch/Eric Brooks, 2nd place Spot Production, Adam Amin, 1st place 2007 IASB AwardsThe Source 95 again participated in the Indiana Association of Student Broadcaster's annual competitions. WVUR brought home the following awards. News Anchor, Andrew Hansen/Eric Brooks/Matt Engelbrecht, 1st place News Package, Cory Francis, 1st place; Dave Schroeder/Michelle Niehaus, 3rd place Radio Play-by-Play, Andrew Hansen/Rony Castor, 2nd place; Eric Brooks/Adam Amin, 3rd place Radio Sportscast, Adam Amin, 3rd place 2006 IASB AwardsAir Personality, Jeff Burton/Eric Brooks/Matt Engelbrecht, 1st place; Andrew Hansen/Rony Castor, 2nd place Newscast, Justin Steinbrink/Ben Hampton, 1st place; Ben Hampton, 2nd place News/Sports Report, Brent Whitlock, 1st place; Eric Brooks/Josh Weinhold, 2nd place Radio Play-by-Play, Ken Lavicka/Eric Brooks, 1st place Radio Sportscast, Andrew Hansen, 2nd place 2005 National Communicator AwardsRadio Sports Promo, Brent Whitlock/Brad Spata/Josh Weinhold Radio Sports Promo, Adam Amin Radio Sports Program, Brent Whitlock/Brad Spata 2004 College Broadcasters Inc. AwardsBest DJ, Drew Wolf, JR Radcliffe Sports Reporting, WVUR Mid-Con Final 2003 National Communicator Awards"Weather Hotline" 2003 IASB AwardsAir Personality, Drew Wolf, 2nd place; Mark Couser, 3rd place Public Affairs/Feature, Matthew Fontaine, 3rd place Radio Newscast, Baron Brendel/Kendra Baker, 1st place Radio Play-by-Play, Steve Rhodes, 1st place; Ed Schillinger, 3rd place Radio Sportscast, Ed Schillinger, 2nd place; Andrew Stem, 3rd place 2002 IASB AwardsRadio Announcing, Ryan Burrow, 1st place Radio In-Depth, Paul Oren/Ryan Burrow, 1st place Radio Play-by-Play, Tim Harwood/Ryan Burrow, 1st place; Paul Oren/Tim Harwood, 3rd place Radio Sportscast, Paul Oren, 1st place; Tim Harwood, 3rd place Spot Production, Drew Wolf, 2nd place ManagementCurrent Management staff (2017-18)General Manager: Michaela Doyle ('18) Program Director: Katlyn Williams ('19) Chief Engineer: Jason Murrilo ('20) Business Director: Jennifer Kastison ('19) Music Director: Ray Pollalis ('19) Assistant Music Director: Katie Beirne ('18) Sports Director: Ben Ariano ('20) Assistant Sports Director: Liam Bodlak ('20) News Director: Michaela Doyle ('18) Events Director: Lucy Watkins ('18) Promotions Director: Jake Iery ('19) Production Director: Rachel Forsyth ('19) Webmaster: DJ Douglas ('21) Faculty Advisor: Rick Johnson Former ManagersGeneral Manager2016: Nichole Smith 2016: Brandon Vickrey 2015-16: Andrew Whitmyer 2014-15: Olivia Adams 2013-14: Alyssa Mallerdino/Michael Gallenberger (Co-General Managers) 2012–13: Sam Cain 2011–12: Mike Targonski 2010–11: Jeff Lange 2008–10: Cameron Banga 2006–08: Eric Brooks 2005–06: Ken Lavicka 2004–05: Andy Viano 2002–04: Drew Wolf 2000–02: Lincoln Souzek 1998–00: Tim Little 1996–97: Tim Hansel 1994–96: John Anderson 1993–94: Kat Sanderson 1992–93: Matthew Prendergast 1991–92: John Sabal 1990–91: Steve Ludwig 1989–90: George Zahora 1988–89: Anne Lombardi 1987–88: Carl Volz 1986–97: David Gehne 1985–86: Richard Wolff 1984–85: David Lally 1982–83: Robert Tamburrino 1981–82: Tom Grill 1980–81: James Magee Program Director2015-2017: Nichole Smith 2014-15: Joseph Basil 2013-14: Mary Steele 2011–13: Raymond Finzel 2010–11: Mike Targonski 2009–10: Jeff Lange 2008–09: Adam Amin 2006–08: Ryan Perri 2005–06: Rachel Cooper 2004–05: Ken Lavicka 2003–04: Steve Rhodes 2002–03: Mark Couser 2000–02: Nick Emanuel 1999–00: Lincoln Souzek 1998–99: Jared Guyer 1996–98: CJ Clark Chief Engineer2016-2017: Sam Mindas 2013-16: Tristan Good 2010–13: Nick Schroeder 2007–10: Jared Case 2004–07: Matt Preuss 2002–04: Kathy Brockdorf 2000–02: James Pavlovich 1997–00: Chris Malayter 1995–97: Joel Raditz Business Director2016-2017: Conner Ennis 2016: Christopher Hebb 2013-16: Jerri Moran 2012–13: John Kloehn 2009–12: Matthew Barnard 2008–09: Jackie Stewart 2007–08: Katie Coxey/Michael Hodge 2004–07: Lauren Kaptur 2002–03: Stephanie Steitz 2000–02: Matt Rink 1998–00: Jamie Shackel Music Director2016-2017: Katlyn Williams 2016: Rachel Brandenburg 2015-16: Lucy Watkins 2014-15: Erin Evers 2012–14: Michael Rusenovich 2011–12: Sam Cain 2010–11: Katie Case 2009–10: Chris Zaplatosch 2008–09: Patrick Lay 2006–08: Lucas Tieman 2005–06: Matt Engfehr 2004–05: Eleni Kametas 2003–04: Stephanie Lundin 2002–03: Jacob Berglin 2001–02: Drew Wolf 2000–02: Mitoholi Suu 1998–00: Jessica Weber 1997–98: Tim Little 1996–97: John Anderson Assistant Music Director2016-2017: Ray Pollalis 2016: Katlyn Williams 2015-16: Elijah Crouch 2014-15: Nichole Smith 2014: Erin Evers 2013: Chris 2012–13: Stephanie O'Sullivan 2011–12: Alyssa Mallerdino 2010–11: Sam Cain 2009–10: Katie Case 2008–09: Chris Zaplatosch 2007–08: Patrick Lay 2006–07: Brad Bordyn 2005: Lucas Tieman 2004–05: Matt Engfehr/Jeremy Bronn 2003–04: Eleni Kametas 2002–03: Stephanie Lundin/Lauren Rullo 2001–02: Mitoholi Suu 2000–01: Tim Knowles 1998–99: Craig Chatham/Jeremy Skrenes 1997–98: Jared Guyer Sports Director2016-2017: Jordan Morandini 2014-16: Brandon Vickrey 2012–14: Joey Basil 2011–12: Chris Kleinhans-Schulz 2010–11: Keaton Gillogly 2008–10: Dave Schroeder 2007–08: Nick Kovatch 2006–07: Matt Engelbrecht 2005–06: Brent Whitlock 2004–05: Andrew Stem 2003–04: Ed Schillinger 2002–03: Tim Harwood/Ed Schillinger 2001–02: Paul Oren 2000–01: Karl Berner 1998–00: Patrick Fazio Assistant Sports Director2017: Daved Horak 2014-16: Tommy Mantice 2012–14: Andy Alessio 2011–12: David Caulfield 2010–11: Chris Kleinhans-Schulz 2009–10: Keaton Gillogly 2008–09: Deon Robinson 2007–08: Dave Schroeder 2006–07: Nick Kovatch 2005–06: Matt Engelbrecht 2004–05: Brent Whitlock 2003–04: Andrew Stem 2002–03: Ed Schillinger/Andrew Stem 2000–02: Tim Harwood 1998–00: Karl Berner News Director2015-16: Michaela Doyle 2015: Lauren Hilko 2015: Austin Pittman 2014-15: Andrew Whitmyer 2013-14: Stacy McKeigue 2012–13: Michael Gallenberger 2011–12: Mandi Rathjen 2010–11: Brendan Kinney 2008–10: Allison Kuehner 2007–08: Cameron Banga 2006–07: Cory Francis 2004–06: Ben Hampton 2002–04: Kendra Baker 2001–02: Ryan Burrow 2000–01: Cindy Schrake 1999–00: Bev Gronek 1998–99: Ally Pagan Events Director2017: Lucy Watkins 2016: Rachel Brandenburg 2014-16: Miguel Valencia 2012–14: Olivia Adams 2010–12: Lindsay Reynolds 2009–10: Mike Targonski 2008–09: Michelle Niehaus 2007–08: Taylor Steinbrugge 2005–07: Andrew Hansen 2004–05: Brandon Alexander 2003–04: Andy Viano 2002–03: Eleni Kametas 2000–02: Melissa Ruisz 1999–00: Karl Kindler/Matthew Davis 1998–99: Rob Carrasquillo 1997–98: Nate Holdren Promotions Director2016-2017: Rudy Grasha 2014-16: Cora Veltman 2013–14: Kyle Smart 2012: Kayla Belec 2011–12: Abby Smith 2010–11: Lindsay Reynolds 2008–10: Lilia Oakey 2007–08: Karissa Fraaza 2006–07: Betsy Giles 2004–06: Angela Fritz 2003–04: Chris Moore 2002–03: Eleni Kametas 2001–02: Melissa Ruisz 2000–01: Ryan Burrow/Steve Rhodes 1999–00: Michael Rathburn 1998–99: Rashad Williams Production Director2016-2017: Nate Mahan 2015-16: Stacy McKeigue 2014-15: Michael Rusenovich 2013-14: Andrew Whitmyer 2012–13: Alyssa Mallerdino 2011–12: Thomas Patrick 2010–11: Raymond Finzel 2008–10: Harry Cassin 2006–08: Adam Amin Webmaster2016-17: Elijah Crouch, kinda 2015-16: Erin Evers 2014-15: Kyle Smart 2012–14: Katia Aiello 2011–12: Michael Gallenberger 2010–11: Shawn McCrimmon 2009–10: Chris Kleinhans-Schulz 2008–09: Jeff Lange 2006–08: Jeremy Wilken 2003–05: Philip Whaley 2002–03: Jacob Berglin 2001–02: Matt Rink 2000–01: Brendan Aaron Assistant Program Director/Traffic Director2012–13: Mary Steele 2011–12: Chris Wood 2008–09: Jade Hollyfield/Eric Hockman 2005–06: Ryan Perri Street Team2007–08: Alex Albiniak 2006–07: Mackenna Schon 2005–06: Eric Brooks 2004–05: Rachel Cooper 2003–04: Ken Lavicka Advertising/Publicity2001–02: Steve Rhodes 2000–01: Ed Piotrowski 1999–00: Kerri Klein 1998–99: Brian Demski Social Media Director2014-2015: Stacy McKeigue 2013-2014: Erin Evers Faculty Advisor2014-2017 : Andrew Stem 2005–13: Paul Oren 1998–05: Peter Haring Alumni
References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.valpo.edu/150/timelineconfig/timeline.xml |title=Valparaiso University Timeline |accessdate=October 19, 2014 |deadurl=unfit |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20141019013704/http://www.valpo.edu/150/timelineconfig/timeline.xml |archivedate=October 19, 2014 }} External links
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