Inspired by the Best in the World

Rick Dees with Radio Hofstra University Students Olivia Stanchina and Greg Overhuls

For pre-professional broadcasting development there is no better place than Radio Hofstra University. Students broadcast over 40 different formats in the number 1 media market in the world. Students also have opportunities to meet, network with, and be inspired by the best in the business. Pictured left world famous nationally syndicated air personality Rick Dees with Radio Hofstra University Students Olivia Stanchina and Greg Overhuls.

CBS Radio Dallas Program Director at air check session with Hofstra University students.

Pictured left, CBS Radio Lite FM Dallas, Texas Program Director Charley Connolly flew across the country to meet and conduct air check sessions with Radio Hofstra University students.

RADIO HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY = EXCITING REMOTE BROADCASTS FOR STUDENTS!

There's nothing like broadcasting live from one of New York City's world famous venues. Pictured above WRHU student staff broadcast live from Belmont Park prior to the start of the Belmont Stakes.

Radio Hofstra University & RC'S Selector / RC'S Master Control: A Powerful Edge for Hofstra Broadcasters

Students at Radio Hofstra University use RC'S Selector music scheduling and RC'S Master Control in our state of the art studios. RC'S is the world's largest broadcast software company, specializing in music scheduling software and computerized audio playback systems. RC'S products are used in 99 countries by more than 7,000 radio stations, TV music channels, cable companies, satellite music networks and Internet stations worldwide. Connecting students at Hofstra with the best cutting edge broadcasting technology in the business is why WRHU is considered to be the top college radio station in America. Find out more about RC'S Selector and RC'S Master Control @ www.rcsworks.com.

WRHU Sports Travels The Country, Broadcasts Worldwide!

The WRHU sports broadcasters are considered to be the best in America. Broadcasting games from Florida to Massachusetts, Washington DC to Hawaii. WRHU covers baseball, football, basketball, and all 18 Hofstra sports. WRHU sends staff to NY Jets NFL training camp, the US Open, and major sporting events.

WRHU sports was the first college radio station to broadcast games on Sirius satellite radio and presently produces a weekly Arena Football League show airing on Sirius.

Radio Hofstra University A helping hand in developing broadcasters A keen eye for spotting talent ahead of the curve.

At WRHU we train our staff to go out of the studio and into the field to speak with people making the news. Often times our student reporters cover important stories before they hit the mainstream media and many times our reporters meet / interview rising stars.

A great example of this happened a short time ago when then WRHU student reporter Andrew Falzon interviewed a politician from Illinois. Now that former WRHU student reporter can be seen on TV reporting for NY1 and that politician from Illinois Barack Obama is a potential candidate for the Presidency of the United States!

The moral to the story: If you are an aspiring broadcaster come to Hofstra where training and opportunity meet.

WRHU - Home of CBS TV Long Island Bureau

There are many special places in the Hofstra University School of Communication. Walk into WRHU and you'll find something no other radio station in the world has. WRHU is the home of the CBS TV Long Island News Bureau.