Thank you, Forbes Magazine.

This is, admittedly, a long overdue post. We found out nearly two months ago, now, that our application to become an organization was rejected. We were denied organization status because we evidently lacked financial viability, and because the FM radio station in the 1990s ultimately declined.

It's a huge bummer, but there are some small successes:

(a) Creighton was ranked #498 in Forbes Magazine's list of the 500 best colleges. This is a bummer, but we were thrilled (!!) to see that we made it in the list of campus media.

(b) We still have a mousepad or two to keep the memory of KCUJ alive.

(c) The Pat Dangerous Show will return full-time, running every Monday night (starting 9/14) from 8-9 pm on TalkShoe Radio, and the (new) (entirely fictional) KCUJ Radio network.

Thanks for all your support of KCUJ Radio. It's been real.

Seacrest out,
P.

State of the Station

We have a meeting this afternoon with a committee of students to determine whether our organization is consistent with the mission of the University--we think it is--and if we have a clear vision for the future of this station--we do. It's the last step in our application process to become an organization, and, if we're successful, we should find out after Easter. These are exciting times for KCUJ Radio.

Of course, becoming an organization entails that we'll be moving to a website on the Creighton server. Once that transition is complete, this website (kcuj.blogspot.com) will redirect to our new home on the internet.

Our current predicament is that we are wanting for money and equipment with which to get this station off the ground. If you can help us, either directly, or by means of contacts, we would be very grateful! Maybe you'll get a closet or a sandwich named after you.

Submitting Music to KCUJ

KCUJ receives piles of records and CDs every day from recording labels. Our music staff tries to review each release and adds the good stuff into the studio for airplay.

If you would like to submit a record or CD for airplay on KCUJ, send it to:

** mailing address to be posted later **

(for now, just e-mail us and we'll let you know what to do)

KCUJ accepts only cd submissions. Please don't send us promotional videos, audio cassettes or other media. Please do not just send us mp3s or links to your website. Also, because we're a free-form station, we prefer submissions of full length albums or EPs, not just singles. If something is targeted for commercial radio, we probably aren't going to play it anyway.

Due to the amount of submissions that we receive, and because the KCUJ staff is composed of full time students, we can't reply by phone or email to confirm that we received your cd or that it has been added. Do not send emails regarding submissions to any station staff members besides the music directors.

Keep in mind that while we focus on playing music not regularly heard on the radio, we cannot and do not aim to play all music genres not played on commercial radio. The music that we add and play is largely determined by the makeup of the staff at any time. When you send us music, keep in mind, we are full-time college students.

Interested in becoming a part of KCUJ?

If you're interested in becoming a part of KCUJ Radio, send an email to kcujradio@gmail.com

Here's what we need:

1. Your name
2. Your class
3. Your hometown
4. Your major
5. What you would like to DO at KCUJ
6. Why you want to be a part of KCUJ
7. Your favorite color (just for fun)
   

No length requirements, no wrong answers. Really. We'll get back to you, too.

A note of clarification.

A note of clarification: KCUJ Radio is currently applying to become a student organization at Creighton University. We are not yet a student organization.

Constitution

We used to have a copy of our constitution here.  Then we took it down, because it looked silly, and because we changed it.

Instead, HERE is a link to the website of the national government of Finland! Enjoy!

Shirts

One crucial step in the planning and establishment of any organization is the creation of t-shirts.
Here is one preliminary design.

If you want to try your hand or submit your own design, head over to CustomInk.com!