As we near the end of Pride Month, here’s a message from some of our DJs to the community! Happy Pride!

June 19th is Juneteenth, which serves to commemorate the emancipation of African Americans that were enslaved, and is also frequently used to celebrate African American culture. While it is an important holiday to recognize and celebrate, many people don’t realize or acknowledge that it recognizes a very solemn and serious topic. Here at WUSC, we celebrate and acknowledge the emancipation from slavery and look to the progress that still needs to be made.

By Trevor Crocker (DJ Grilt Cheez) June is Pride Month, which was created to celebrate the accomplishments of and advocate for inclusion and equity for all members of the LGBTQIA+ […]

In this interview, DJ Punky gets the chance to ask Maggie Gaspar, President of Gamecock SCUBA, some questions about the student org!

An hour of emo for your summer listening, curated for you by DJ Punky

By Trevor Crocker Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month was created to celebrate the history and culture of United States citizens of Asian and the Pacific Islander descent. AAPI […]

by Hadley Schaffer // DJ Duckington In my life, I have been to four music festivals. I attended one day of Music Midtown in 2014, one day of Shaky Knees […]

by Hadley Schaffer // DJ Duckington 2023 will be Shaky Knees’ 10th anniversary, which means it should be the greatest music festival of all time. I’ve made a list of […]

by Hadley Schaffer // DJ Duckington I wasn’t able to find all of them, but here are some of the setlists I heard over the weekend! Faye Webster  Nilüfer Yanya […]

by Hadley Schaffer // DJ Duckington 10. Hunny This was a band I was looking forward to seeing even though I wasn’t overly familiar with their music. I knew they […]