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This is an unofficial web page for listeners of WSUI radio—910 AM in Iowa City.
This website is not controlled by the University of Iowa or Iowa Public Radio.
 Click here for WSUI stream audio.
How WSUI got its start
The station call sign issued by the United States Department of Commerce in 1915 was 9YA—the "9" denoting the geographical area into which Iowa fell, and the "Y" denoting a Technical and Training School license. The call sign had been assigned to the State University of Iowa over a year after the installation of the University's first Morse code transmitter in 1913. See: Radio Service Bulletin (The United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of Navigation) April, 1915, No. 4, p. 4 and A. H. Ford writing in the Iowa Alumnus, January, 1922
History of WSUI, 1919-1999Sara Epstein, FYI, 04/09/1999
WSUI Transmitter—Location & Specifications
Browse WSUI historic archives
WSUI broadcast schedule
Official website: Iowa Public Radio
Remember Glenn Hauser's World of Radio? It's still out there.
Contact wsui.net
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103 years of
educational broadcasting
and programming
excellence
WSUI historic photos
Kent, Frederick W. (Frederick Wallace),
1894-1984
Iowa Digital Library
University of Iowa Libraries
Iowa City
For educational purposes only.
Not intended for reproduction or redistribution.
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