The fight to over Georgia State University’s FM station isn’t over. Georgia Public Broadcasting took over WRAS 88.5 FM on June 29, and GPB programming accounts for 14 hours of each week day, from 5 ...
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WABE, Atlanta’s NPR station, has said very little publicly about Georgia Public Broadcasting’s deal with Georgia State University to take over WRAS, the formerly student-run radio station That changed on July 2 when Public Broadcasting ...
Alumni working to maintain student-control of the Georgia State University radio station today published a counter-proposal that claims to offer GSU – and its students – a better deal than the current agreement with Georgia ...
This story was updated on June 13. An alumni group that’s joined the fight to keep Georgia State University’s radio station under student control says there’s been a breakthrough. On the evening of June 11, ...
The students who run Georgia State University’s WRAS 88.5 aren’t licked yet, and there are signs they may be gaining ground in their push to keep control of the station. The controversy has been ongoing ...
Current and former employees of Georgia State University’s radio station and the president of the university held a private meeting on Friday, May 16 and left optimistic about the station’s future. The meeting followed days of ...
The students behind WRAS 88.5 want Georgia State University grads to have their independent radio station on their minds as they graduate this weekend. Chris Shattuck, one of the organizers of a boycott against Georgia ...