began as a University of Vermont student club during the early 1950's. The barn behind Pomeroy Hall on UVM's main campus was home to the club at that time.
WRUV is a non-profit, non-commercial, educational entity licensed by the FCC. University of Vermont students and community members make up the station staff. The Student Government Association provides most of WRUV's funding.
WRUV strives to provide their listening audience with an eclectic mix of music. From Celtic, Country and Hip-Hop, to Electronic, Rockabilly, and Punk Rock, the station presents a veritable smorgasbord of musical genres as well as news and educational content.
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