By Ally Engelbrecht   Now that the renovations are complete, take a look inside the new WXJM. Click on each photo for a description and history.   xX Long live college radio Xx

By Kevan Olsen Last Friday, rising R&B artist Adrian Daniel performed for the University Program Board spotlight series at Taylor Down Under. This young singer draws his inspiration from the world around him as well as from his hometown of Brooklyn, New York. He looks to evoke emotion and remembrance ...

By: Logan Chaudoin Going out alone in the year 2017 can be scary, especially when you’re a girl. For me personally, I never go out on the town by myself to see a show or grab a drink simply because a. fear of society thinking I am a weird loner ...

By Victoria Dravis We’re already into the third week of the semester, and whether you are one of many students struggling to maintain decent grades, a social life, and a sufficient amount of sleep, or you came into the semester prepared and ready to tackle the next several months, the ...

By Karlee Lewis To ring in the new school year, WXJM hosted a small cookout outside the station on Friday to bring employees, interns and other colleagues together to talk about their experiences with the station and what they’re looking forward to this year. After figuring out how to pitch ...

By: Haley Huffman The first time I listened to this album I was grocery shopping when I was reminded that everyone I love is going to die. I am going to die. We have this microscopic amount of time on this planet and here I am trying to figure out ...

By: Drew Cowen There are few interests that bring people closer together than music. It has the power to turn awkward small talk into a vibrant discussion. It breaks down barriers both socially and culturally. At WXJM, it’s no secret that a passion for discovering and promoting new music can lead ...

By: Matt Rucker   Last year, before Halloween, JMU’s student radio station WXJM was setting up for a pumpkin carving event where new members and WXJM veterans could socialize and celebrate. However, when Patrick McCracken went to buy the pumpkins, the organization’s credit card wouldn’t work. McCracken recalls the station’s ...