Reposted by Mary M.
📻 To celebrate College Radio Day, tune in to more than a century of college radio history.
In 1906, Harvard students formed what was described as the first college radio club. By the 1920s, students were building stations and broadcasting campus events.
📚 More:
blog.archive.org/2026/10/02/1...
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