Changes to student funding rules imposed by the provincial government have campus radio station CJAM seeking community support for its annual pledge drive.
Changes to student funding rules imposed by the provincial government have campus radio station CJAM seeking support for its annual pledge drive.
Campus community radio station CJAMfm is holding a fundraising drive through June 7.
Campus community radio station CJAMfm is holding a fundraising drive through June 7.
Students look at a display of CJAMfm memorabilia in the Leddy Library lobby, acknowledging the campus community radio station’s 35th anniversary.
A display of CJAMfm memorabilia and artifacts in the Leddy Library acknowledges the campus community radio station’s 35th anniversary.
CJAM staff: music director Gin Ebony, station manager Brady Holek, and program director Carley Schweitzer.
CJAM is seeking an increase in its student levy in a referendum later this month.
Digital journalism students who produce the 30 News — Radio Edition on CJAM will receive the station’s volunteers of the year award Friday.
Digital journalism students who produce the 30 News — Radio Edition on CJAM will receive the station’s volunteers of the year award Friday.
A CJAM T-shirt is one of the incentives offered this year during the station’s pledge drive.
The annual CJAM pledge drive fundraiser will run October 28 to November 4.
This limited edition T-shirt is one of the incentives available to supporters of campus community radio station CJAM-FM.
Campus community radio station CJAM will end its annual pledge drive November 8.
Campus community radio station CJAM will host and broadcast a live Windsor mayoral debate at noon Friday.
It may not sound like a princely sum to most, but $700 goes a long way at the Windsor Youth Centre.
That's how much CJAM volunteers and staffers raised last December 22 when they held their annual Joe Strummer Day—held on the anniversary of the death of the former front man of the punk band the Clash—to raise funds and awareness about poverty and homelessness issues in the university campus radio station's listening area of Windsor and Detroit.
Campus community radio station CJAM-fm will offer live broadcasts of Windsor Express home games, starting with the team’s January 18 game at the WFCU Centre. The Express plays in the National Basketball League of Canada.
Two veterans will be calling the play-by-play: UWindsor alumnus Kim Elliott (BHK 1989, B.Ed 2006), a former assistant coach for the Lancer basketball program, and Kieran McKenzie, a referee for Ontario University Athletics and an experienced CJAM staffer.
CJAM broadcasts at 99.1 FM.
