Dearest Listeners
It is with the utmost delight we announce one of the most anticipated of affairs of the autumn quarter. From November 2nd to November 7th, KCSU shall be transformed into our campus’ most esteemed of societies, and like anyone’s proper drawing room that’s worth its tea, we many have a great deal to say.
A Week of Creativity, Coming to You from Rebellious Victorians
Catch us all week long as KCSU’s daytime programming goes through our volunteer DJs in fine company among one another as we address to you, the listeners for your gracious support. Throughout the week, many challenges will be in play in hopes of raising funds for our very court, may you be so gracious in contributing.
How To Support Us
If you feel so inclined, stay tuned on air at 90.5 KCSUFM for more info, click the pink button at the top of your screen, or head to this link to directly contribute to our cause.
Our Goals And Why Your Support Matters
This year, KCSU hopes to raise around $5,800 or more as it reflects the current needs within the studio, predicted upkeep, and helping fuel the vision of Fort Collins college radio. KCSU’s mission is to train students to operate a radio station that delivers and creates content that informs and inspires our listeners. Please allow us to continue fueling this vision.
KCSUFM operates as a branch of nonprofit Rocky Mountain Student Media Corporation and serves as a public broadcaster, we do not receive funding from traditional advertisements or business activity. Generous donations from listeners is what keeps this station running. These contributions help fund diverse programs and help us produce the content we work so hard to create! Here at the station, broadcasting music is what you probably know us for, but KCSU provides much more than just picking out your daily playlist. We have student made, written and produced podcasts and broadcasts, live sports coverage that captures the most replayed moments of the game, free live shows on campus, and our No-Cover segment where we feature local, live in-studio performances and hosting free shows on campus each semester.