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WGLT has a new home, co-located with The Vidette on West Locust Street in Normal. The move caps a multiyear fundraising campaign to build new studios paired with generous support from ISU to update The Vidette building.
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Big things are happening at WGLT over the next week, and we want to keep you informed. The engineering team at WGLT is installing our new broadcast automation system.
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The 2023 class features five members who have made invaluable contributions to WGLT over the years as staff members, on-air personalities, students, donors, and community underwriters. They will be recognized and celebrated at Radio Faces on Nov. 8.
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Emily Bollinger is a national award-winning photographer, a musician, and a filmmaker. And now they’re about to become WGLT’s first graduate assistant.
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WGLT is making some changes to our events calendar and on-air announcements that we hope will make it easier for community groups to connect with our audience.
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WGLT has earned a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award for its exceptional digital journalism. Of the awards given to journalists, the Murrow Awards are among the most respected journalism awards in the world.
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NPR member stations around the country voted to elect WGLT general manager R.C. McBride to the NPR Board of Directors. McBride will serve a three-year term beginning in November.
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WGLT will debut a new weekend schedule Aug. 14-15 that will make it easier to hear your favorite shows and also introduce you to two new weekly NPR programs. See the new schedule at WGLT.org/Schedule.
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We’re excited to share that Ariele Jones will be sliding into the host’s chair for Morning Edition starting Monday, April 26.Ariele’s voice is a familiar…