New Transmitter Takes to Air - One of the biggest changes at K92 this past year was something most listeners didn't notice -- a new FM transmitter. At left, Troy, of Calhoun Engineering, works on the transmitter installation. (More)

Students Attend CBI in ST. Louis - K92 students performed triple duty during the annual convention of Collegiate Broadcasters, Inc., in St. Louis in October. In addition to attending convention sessions, they presented a well-received seminar and "Cybercast" from the exhibit hall. (More)

WSC Student Works Selected for Film Festival - Wayne State's Television Workshop class had four films selected in 2006 for the Middle of Nowhere Film Festival at the Joyo Theatre in Lincoln, October 21, 2006. (More)

Carrigg Programs Norfolk Film Festival - KWSC-TV faculty advisor Maureen Carrigg was invited by the Norfolk Art Center to select films for a special screening at the center in June 2006. The theme of the festival was the work of filmmakers with Northeast Nebraska connections. Films screened included "Highway 12," a film by Carrigg and WSC alum Zeke Brummels. (More)

Carrigg Film Selected for DVD - "Flag Day" (2005) a film by Maureen Carrigg and Kristy Higby was chosen by W.W. Norton for inclusion on a DVD for distribution with several Norton Sociology textbooks. (More)

Brochure Tells Mass Comm Strengths - During the fall of 2006, the Mass Communication faculty created a recruiting brochure to tell the story of the Mass Comm program area.

A main feature of the brochure reports on 2006 surveys of want alumni and current students think of the program at WSC. (More)

24-Hour Remote Supports Humane Society - K92, presented almost 1,200 pounds of dog food to the Northeast Nebraska Humane Society with funds raised in the annual 24-hour Remote April 12 & 13. The station raised $475 for the Humane Society, broadcasting live from multiple locations around Wayne. (More)

"Simian" Automation Implemented at K92 - K92 began the 2006-2007 school year with a new radio station programming automation system.

The Simian automation software is in use by over 6,000 radio stations in 44 countries and was recommended for strong customer support and flexibility. (More)