Noticed anything different about Sarratt lately? That's right, there's a shiny new studio right in the middle of it, and we're celebrating its awesomeness  with free performances ALL WEEK from 11-1pm right next to the new studio and smoothie place on the bottom floor of Sarratt! Come on down and start the semester off right by listening to some great artists play during lunch! A full schedule of the artists can be found after the jump... See you there!

If you have checked around this web page recently, then you may have noticed that new links are up here. In fact, these links points to the brand-new WRVU iPhone and Android apps! Click through to read more!

It's fall, so that means it's time to apply for guest DJ spots at WRVU again! If you are not a student, alumnus, or employee of Vanderbilt and would like to DJ at WRVU, then this is your chance to apply. Click this post to find out more!

For years, WRVU has been entirely hidden in a deep and dark corner of Sarratt Student Center, with little but a tiny rectangular sign to mark our presence. Our DJs have plied their trade in windowless rooms with bad cell phone reception, but they have borne the burden bravely. Starting next year, that will change. (to find out exactly what, click through!)

The summer can be a slow time, but everyone here at WRVU is preparing to make next year great! We want to be known around Vanderbilt's campus and the throughout the city of Nashville, and we've got some neat stuff in mind to accomplish that goal. If you're a student, alumnus, or a member of the faculty or staff at Vanderbilt, then please feel free to join us at our training meeting to be held near the beginning of next semester. We're not quite sure of the time yet, but that will be decided soon. You can email our Training Director at wrvutd@gmail.com to be notified when the meeting date is finalized, or keep an eye on this website! If you are not a student, alumnus, or member of the faculty or staff at Vanderbilt you can still apply to be a DJ at WRVU! Applications will be made available later this summer. If you are interested, please email wrvugm@gmail.com to be notified when the applications are ready, or continue to check this website.

Tune into Ready, Steady, Go this Thursday from 4-5pm as Laura Burhenn (formerly of the indie duo Georgie James) comes in-studio to talk about her new project The Mynabirds! The band’s debut album What We Lose in the Fire We Gain in the Flood (Saddle Creek Records) is being hailed by Pitchfork Media as “Full blown country and soul with a set of bold, assured songs so elegantly composed that many could pass for old standards.” Listen in as Laura plays songs from the album, spins some of her favorite records, and talks about the band’s upcoming show at The Basement on June 10th.