Don't know how to listen to KUR?
Well, we got you covered!
You can tune in to KUR anytime, ANYWHERE! Just click on the link to our livestream below:
KUR Livestream: https://nap.casthost.net/proxy/mregensb1/kur64
Wanna join KUR?
We'd love to have you!
If you are a KU student, faculty, or staff, you can join KUR and be trained to have your own radio show or help behind-the-scenes in the exciting world of radio! Zero experience is required! We will train you!
Meetings & training happen every fall and spring semester! In spring 2026, meetings are every Tuesday at 11 a.m. in Sharadin Art Building 120 from January 27 through May 5. Tuesday at 11 a.m. is one of KU's campus "free hours" which means this will not conflict with any of your classes. Just show up! It is never too late to join. Even if you miss training early in the semester, we can arrange a make-up for you any time of the year.
*Note: Our meeting location is not the location of the radio station. We sign out a large meeting room for our meetings because our radio station is not big enough to hold meetings. For your reference, the radio station is in MSU 188.
Some testimonials from former KUR members who shared how their journey at KUR helped them finish their college journey:
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"KUR was an immersive and professional experience that I am extremely grateful for having been a small part of. The ability to interview people from all over the area opened my eyes to different walks of life. The small-knit community that formed around the radio and everyone’s topics was an exciting environment to be around. KUR’s impact on my life professionally and personally allowed me to thrive in my current role in Atlanta, GA. There is a reason why KUR wins awards for being one of the best college radio stations in the country. That culture was fostered and guided by Mike Regensburger who continues to look out for KUR students."
- George Fladeland (KU/KUR alum)
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"Overall, I had a great time at Kutztown University, and am a proud alum! One of the extracurricular highlights of my time at Kutztown was being a part of Kutztown University Radio. A big part of my success at KUR was advisor/director Mike Regensburger. Aside from being a great guy and someone who was easy to work with, Mike was a great mentor. He took the time to get to know everyone involved with the station, and taught us everything we needed to know to run successful shows. I really enjoyed the freedom and creative direction we were allowed to take. That, combined with Mike’s expertise, made all the difference and made the club and our shows great. Another unique thing about KUR is that we have an extensive alumni base with people who live all over the United States and the world. Mike does a great job of not only maintaining an award-winning radio station with the current students, but also staying connected with the alumni and keeping us connected through online engagement and in-person reunions. I think this is a very positive thing for Kutztown University because it keeps alumni involved. It is also a very positive thing for Kutztown University because it shows prospective students that KU has wonderful and unique clubs like KUR, something that not all universities have."
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"If it weren't for KUR and the people I met while I was a member, I'd have dropped out HARD sophomore year. Met my wife, and a bunch of best friends via KUR connections."
Social Media:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kur1670
Instagram: www.instagram.com/kur1670
Threads: www.threads.com/kur1670
Miss a show?
No Worries!
You can catch us on the different types of apps and streaming services, as provided below:
TuneIn
myTuner
Radio Garden
Spotify
Mixcloud
Apple Podcasts
Youtube
All you have to do is search "Kutztown University Radio," and you'll be good from there.
Public File
As a part-15 station (see F.A.Q.'s for details), KUR is not required to maintain a public file. Wanting to operate as closely to a non-part-15 station as possible, however, we gladly maintain one. A radio station public file details what said radio station airs and does in the community interest, along with public input. You can access ours by clicking here.
