Public University radio station KUT celebrates 50 years on air

Courtesy Daily Texan  Thu, 08/21/2008 - 11:00pm

Fifty years ago this month, KUT 90.5 FM first hit the airwaves with "The Eyes of Texas."

Radio-television-film professor Robert Schenkkan and a group of UT students led the effort to establish a full-power FM station for the University in 1958.

The Federal Comunications Commission issued the public radio station's call letters, KUT, on Aug.



 

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