Rogers and Whitetop Opening…with Jukebox the Ghost!

Jukebox the Ghost

Sustainable Opening Ceremony of Rogers and Whitetop Hall featuring Jukebox the Ghost WGMU is thrilled to be co-sponsoring the Sustainable Opening Ceremony for Rogers and Whitetop Hall on Wednesday, April 11th from 2- 5pm in the Rogers and Whitetop Courtyard. Come out to enjoy an interesting panel discussion on sustainability at Mason, delicious food from …

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Preview: Patriots Meet Dukes in CAA Tournament 2nd Round

Since the inauguration of the CAA Women’s Basketball Championships in 1984 George Mason will face James Madison for the 10th time today.  From 2001-2004 the teams met 4 times, splitting the series at two games a piece.  The Patriots win against Madison coming in 2004 when as a two seed they played there way to …

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Strong 2nd Half Carries Lady Patriots to CAA Quarters

By Danny Marks Thanks to a stellar performance from its star players and an impressive 13-3 run in the game’s closing minutes, the George Mason women’s basketball team’s seemingly improbable NCAA tournament hopes are still alive. It has been an up-and-down season for the George Mason women’s basketball team, and tonight’s matchup against Northeastern was …

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Want to Know All the Ways You Can Tune In?

Here are all the ways you can tune into WGMU Radio, George Mason University’s Student-Operated College Radio station:   Listen and watch live via our webcam right here on WGMURadio.com   Listen live via our MPEG stream which you can access on the top of our website   iTunes under Radio then College/University and search …

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Intimate Concert Series Presents Wytold

A unique and innovative artist, Wytold combines percussive bowing and melodic finger picking on the cello to create a distinctly entertaining sound. With two extra strings on his electric cello, Wytold creatively blends the depth and power of a traditional stand up bass with the bright crispness of violin solos and harmonies. He records on …

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Coach’s Corner: Bracketbuster Weekend with Pat Knight

Coach Pat Knight enters his first season at Lamar University where he took over a struggling program that had not been to their conference tournament since 2008. Coach Knight previously was an Assistant under his legendary father Bobby Knight at Texas Tech, and also the head coach for three and a half seasons until last …

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Coaches Corner: Hofstra Basketball, Its a Pride Thing

Coach Krista Kilburn-Steveskey enters her sixth season at the helm of Hofstra University.  This year her team sits nicely atop the CAA standings at 16-7, 8-4 in the conference.  But even with her teams strong play, she claims there is always room for improvement. Coach Kilburn- Steveskey understands the importance of these last few games …

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New Music Reviews: of Montreal and Midwest Hype.

of Montreal – Paralytic Stalks Released February 7, 2012 Polyvinyl I never know what to expect with Of Montreal (They are a part of the Animal 6 Collective which includes the Circulatory System, The Olivia Tremor Control, Neutral Milk Hotel, Elf Power, and Apples in Stereo), which is very good thing. They do not disappoint on …

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Sin Tour Review

Tuesday, January 24, 2012 I was able to see two of my favorite bands at the 9:30 Club.  Just weeks after seeing Hit the Lights in November it was announced that Hit the Lights and Sparks the Rescue would be going on tour with Like Moths to Flames, and headliner Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows …

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New Music Review: Lights – Siberia

Lights – Siberia Lights Music/Last Gang Records Released October 4th, 2011 With the release of Siberia, Lights Valerie Poxleitner known simply by her professional name, Lights, has a second album under her belt. The Canadian musician known for her blend of sugary synthpop and electronica with soft melodic undertones offers this time around a sound …

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