By Cassime Joseph
Fire safety is one of the most significant issues during these dry seasons in the community of Pueblo. Drought can be a contributing factor to wildfire. Dry, hot, and windy weather combined...
“Our broadcasters have been a constant driving force at the station and I’m grateful to see their hard work being recognized on a global level." -- Rev 89 Station Manager and Faculty Advisor Jenna...
By Victoria Jimenez
For 24 hours straight, Colorado State University-Pueblo’s own college station REV 89 will be participating in the 7th annual College Radio Day for the very first time on Oct. 5.
Founded...
Colorado State University-Pueblo’s student-run radio station, Rev 89, has made some major changes and improvements in recent months. Beginning in November of 2015, the station introduced voice tracking...
Colorado State University-Pueblo’s student operated radio station KTSC-89.9, Rev 89 is ranked sixth in the nation among noncommercial stations.
This ranking is as of the spring 2015 rankings by Nielsen...
Colorado State University-Pueblo’s radio station Rev 89 has been ranked as the No. 9 radio station in the nation based on its Cume rating and No. 25 on the average quarter-hour person scale based on...
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