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| name               = WIUX
| city               = [[Bloomington, Indiana]]
| area               = [[Monroe County, Indiana]]
| branding           = WIUX
| frequency          = 99.1 ([[megahertz|MHz]])
| translator         =
| repeater           = 
| airdate            = June 4, 2007 (99.1 MHz)
January 30, 2006 (100.3 MHz)
| format             = Variety
| language           = English
| power              = 
| erp                = 22 [[watt]]s
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| class              = L1
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| callsign_meaning   = '''W''' '''I'''ndiana '''U'''niversity WQA'''X'''
| former_callsigns   = WIUS<br/> WQAX<br/> WIN<br/> WFQR<br/> WQAD
| former_frequencies = 100.3 ([[megahertz|MHz]])
| affiliations       = 
| owner              = Indiana University Student Broadcasting
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| webcast            = [http://hannibal.ucs.indiana.edu:8080/wiuxultra.m3u Indiana.edu (320 kbit/s)] [http://hannibal.ucs.indiana.edu:8080/wiuxhigh.m3u Indiana.edu (256 kbit/s)] [http://hannibal.ucs.indiana.edu:8080/wiuxmid.m3u Indiana.edu (128 kbit/s)] [http://hannibal.ucs.indiana.edu:8080/wiuxlow.m3u Indiana.edu (32 kbit/s)] [http://hannibal.ucs.indiana.edu:8080/wiuxmobile.m3u Indiana.edu (16 kbit/s)]
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'''WIUX-LP''' (99.1 [[FM broadcasting|FM]]) is a student-operated [[Low-power broadcasting|low power FM]] [[college radio]] station in [[Bloomington, Indiana]], United States.  The station is owned by [[Indiana University]] Student Broadcasting with the slogan 'Pure Student Radio'.

==Operation==
WIUX is completely operated by student volunteers currently enrolled at [[Indiana University Bloomington|Indiana University]]. There are no paid employees or faculty supervisors. It has two broadcast streams, one traditional stream that is duel broadcast on their LP-FM 99.1 as well as online, and the other steam called 'B-Side' is online only. 

WIUX is run by a student board of directors who facilitate the different committees and programs of the station. Elections for the board of directors occur yearly in the spring for the following school year. Committees include music, PR, marketing, programming, news, special events, sports and engineering. 

==History==
* 1963 - WQAD, a [[carrier current]] AM radio station was founded in Wright Quadrangle at Indiana University,<ref name="Radio Survivor pt1">((cite news |last1=Barman |first1=Greg |title=The WIUS Reunions: Why We Keep Hearing the Voices in Our Heads, Part 1 |url=https://www.radiosurvivor.com/2015/07/the-wius-reunions-why-we-keep-hearing-the-voices-in-our-heads-part-1/ |access-date=20 January 2022 |work=[[Radio Survivor]] |date=14 July 2015))</ref> with a frequency of 730&nbsp;kHz. WQAD beamed its programming to Wright Quadrangle, Teter Quadrangle, Read Center, Forest Quadrangle and what was then known as the Graduate Residence Center or GRC for the first time on 730 AM via carrier current throughout Wright Quad on January 5, 1963. The station was started by physics major Bill Weaverling,<ref >((cite news |title=The Bloomington Music Scene
|url=https://200.iu.edu/history/timelines/bloommusic.html/  ))</ref> chemistry major Steve Peterson, and education major Jerry Pugh.
* 1964 - WFQR Radio, also a carrier current AM radio station, was founded in Foster Quadrangle; the call letters stood for "Foster Quadrangle Radio."  Its programming was beamed to the dormitories along Fee Lane, including Foster, McNutt and Briscoe Quadrangles.
* 1965 - WFQR Radio changed its call letters to WIN, and continued to operate from Foster Quadrangle.
* 1966 - At times during the 1966-67 school year, each station originated a "network feed" which was sent to the carrier current transmitters of all wired student housing.  At other times for this final school year, WIN and WQAD maintained separate programming.
* September 1967 - The two stations merge to form WIUS Radio, still strictly a carrier current operation.  It was supposed to be at 620&nbsp;kHz in all student housing, but until the end of carrier current operations, some transmitters continued to operate at 730&nbsp;kHz.  The original WIUS studios were located at 617 E. 8th St., today the site of the [[Mathers Museum of World Cultures]].  The building, a two-story brick house, once belonged to a Bloomington mayor and to legendary Indiana University swimming coach James "Doc" Counsilman.  All IU undergraduate dormitories are wired, and an ambitious plan to wire graduate housing and IU fraternities and sororities is unveiled; little of this plan is ever accomplished.
* October 10, 1972 - On the first day of National Fire Prevention Week, a pre-dawn fire destroyed the original WIUS studios.  The fire was arson, set in at least two locations, the sales office at the front of the building and the administrative offices in the rear; the person or persons responsible have never been arrested.  For one week, WIUS programming aired from a spare studio of the Indiana University Radio and Television Service.  WIUS then relocated until Spring Break of 1973 to the old Elliott House WQAD studios, using salvaged and borrowed equipment, records that survived the fire and records from student DJ collections.  
* March 1973 - WIUS moves over spring break from Elliott House into a house at 815 E. 8th St., two blocks from the previous WIUS house.
[[Image:WQAX Logo 1970.png|right|thumb|300px|WQAX Logo from 1970s]]
* September 1973 - The IU Student Broadcast Corporation, a not-for-profit student corporation, creates a new radio station, WQAX, partly out of frustrated efforts to get WIUS onto the off-campus cable TV system; the attitude of one IU administrator towards the idea was quoted at the time as "Students shouldn't be talking to townspeople."<ref >((cite news |title=WIUX alumni reflect on history, look to future with 50th anniversary
|url=https://mediaschool.indiana.edu/news-events/news/item.html?n=wiux-alumni-reflect-on-history-look-to-future-with-50th-anniversary/  ))</ref>  Many of the first WQAX programmers were former WIUS members, and the two stations maintained a friendly rivalry as WIUS finally gained access to its own cable FM frequency.  The former WQAD call letters could not be assigned as they were used as the FCC-licensed [[American Broadcasting Company]] affiliate on TV channel 8 in [[Moline, Illinois]].
* Spring 1974 -  In addition to carrier current, WIUS begins to air its programming on the local Bloomington, Ind., cable TV system, then owned by Monroe Cablevision, at 95.1 mHz.  Broadcasts to IU dormitories and a select number of fraternities and sororities (notably [[Alpha Epsilon Pi]], [[Evans Scholars]] and the houses surrounding them) remained carrier current, although after 1977 the carrier current system was allowed to deteriorate and reception was often spotty or absent in certain dormitories.
* 1973 to 1993 - WQAX, identified on-air as "Quacks," was a college/community access radio station at 100.3&nbsp;MHz (non-broadcast) on the local cable TV system in Bloomington, Ind. Originally operating from an office in the Indiana Memorial Union, supplied by the IU Student Association, which assisted in its founding as an alternative to the then-tightly formatted contemporary hit rock WIUS programming, WQAX studios moved several times during its 20-year life.

[[Image:WIUX Contour Map.gif|right|thumb|300px|WIUX Contour Map [FCC file: FL1104780]]

* 1994 - WIUS switched to funding as part of a student activity fee. WIUS added open-air AM broadcasts beginning October 3, from a low-power transmitter, identical to those used for roadside traffic reports in any cities, atop the Indiana University Library, broadcasting to an approximately three-mile radius at 1570&nbsp;kHz, while maintaining its cable FM presence.  This transmitter will remain in place until January 2006.
* 2004 – An application for a student-operated FM radio license is submitted to the FCC.  The FCC delays granting a low-power FM license to WIUS because of another application in the Bloomington area.
* March 2005 - After settling the debate in court, the FCC grants the permit to WIUS and assigns the operating frequency of 100.3&nbsp;MHz, identical to the former WQAX cable access station.  The move to an FCC licensed broadcast FM station, however means that the station will need to change its call letters.  Since 1981, [[WIUS]]-FM has operated as the FCC-licensed, student-operated FM station at [[Western Illinois University]] in [[Macomb, Illinois]].  The selection of '''WIUX''' as the new call sign (usage of the "X") is a small tribute to the former WQAX, its Indiana student staff (now alumni), and the Bloomington area that it served.
* January 2006 - WIUX is born and signs on (over the air) at 100.3 FM, operated and programmed by IU students,
[[Image:WIUX logo.png|right|thumb|200px|Early WIUX logo]]
* June 2007 - WIUX moves to 99.1 FM after the FCC awarded the 100.3 FM frequency to [[WYGB]] in Columbus, Ind.<ref >((cite news |title=New frequency, more listeners for WIUX

|url=https://www.idsnews.com/article/2007/07/new-frequency-more-listeners-for-wiux  ))</ref>
* July 2014 - WIUX relocates to a temporary location at 715-717 E. 8th Street, just a block away from its previous house. The move comes as Indiana University makes plans to build a new fraternity house on 8th Street between Woodlawn Avenue and Park Avenue. 
* March 2016 - WIUX named Best College/University Radio Station in the nation by the [[Intercollegiate Broadcasting System]] Awards <ref >((cite news |title=WIUX student radio named best in nation
|url=https://mediaschool.indiana.edu/news-events/news/item.html?n=wiux-student-radio-named-best-in-nation  ))</ref>
* July 2017 - WIUX moves from its house into Franklin Hall, home of the new IU media school. <ref >((cite news |title=Student broadcasters, alumni hope WIUX won't lose its unique appeal with move to Media School
|url=https://www.heraldtimesonline.com/story/news/local/2017/09/10/student-broadcasters-alumni-hope-wiux-wont-lose-its-unique-appeal-with-move-to-media-school/46757007/  ))</ref>

==FCC/Right to broadcast controversy==
On October 31, 2006, WIUX announced on its website<ref>((cite web|url=http://wiux.org/new/dj-letter/|title=WIUX|website=Wiux.org|access-date=6 April 2018))</ref> that the [[Federal Communications Commission]] was granting the 100.3 mHz frequency to a Class A FM radio station in [[Edinburgh, Indiana]], taking over the frequency WIUX had been granted only the previous year.  Because the Indiana University student-based station operates as a low-power station, the FCC maintains that it has the right to move the station or remove it from the air. Indiana University filed a petition against the move. The dean of students and vice president of student affairs at Indiana University, [[Richard McKaig]], states in the official petition (available through the WIUX website): "The Indiana frequency did not appear on the Commission's internet site or on a public notice until after the comment reply date of June 13, 2006 deadline. As a result, we did not have a fair chance to file public comments." On November 6, both Indiana senators, [[Evan Bayh]] (Dem) and [[Richard Lugar]] (Rep), wrote petitions of support for WIUX to the FCC.

On June 4, 2007 WIUX moved from 100.3 FM to 99.1 FM.

==Radio format==
WIUX is a [[variety (radio)|variety]] [[radio format]] [[college radio]] station. It features music of different genres, news, sports, and talk programming. Students broadcast live play-by-play of Indiana Hoosiers football, men's and women's basketball, and men's and women's soccer. (The Indiana Hoosiers Sports Network affiliate is [[WHCC]]). The broadcasts have a focus on local music and local news.

==Awards==
In 2016 and 2020, WIUX won "Best college radio station in America" in the [[Intercollegiate Broadcasting System]] Awards.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://files.constantcontact.com/f484924b001/59853eb5-2796-410e-8130-880004a2088d.pdf|title=IBS College Radio Audio Finalists 2020))</ref>  
In 2009, WIUX was nominated for the [[mtvU]] Woodie Award for best college radio station in America.

==Culture Shock==
Culture Shock is a free yearly festival<ref name="IDS culture shock">((cite news |last1=Lindenmayer |first1=Lexi |title=WIUX to broadcast virtual Culture Shock festival |url=https://www.idsnews.com/article/2021/04/wiux-bloomington-virtual-culture-shock-festival-2021 |access-date=20 January 2022 |work=[[Indiana Daily Student]] |date=April 14, 2021))</ref> traditionally held in Dunn Meadow or 3rd St. Park by WIUX. It typically happens in the beginning of April. Culture Shock was founded in 1986 by Jim Kerns and John Polak. The lineup has included many national, regional, and local acts.

[[Yo La Tengo]] (1995), Antenna (1995), Black Moth Super Rainbow, Maps & Atlases, Richard Swift, Xiu Xiu, Husband & Wife, Sunset Rubdown (2007). 
[[Beach House]] (2008), the Dodos (2008), White Hinterland, Pattern is Movement, Rodeo Ruby Child (2008). 
Four Tet, Destroyer, Daniel Bejar, Extra Golden, Death Vessel (2009). 
[[Best Coast]], Clovers, Light Pollution (2010). 
Ty Segall, Beach Fossils, [[The War on Drugs (band)|The War on Drugs]], Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt, Sleeping Bag (2011). 
Fang Island, the People's Temple, Busman's Holiday, Saintseneca, Triptides (2012). 
[[Mikal Cronin]], [[Maps & Atlases]], Apache Droupout, Charlie Patton's War (2013). 
Mac Demarco (2014), Royal Bangs (2014), Tunde Olarian (2014), Sleeping Bag (2014), Drekka (2014). 
[[Foxygen]], Twin Peaks, TOPS, [[Mike Adams At His Honest Weight|Mike Adams at His Honest Weight]], Oreo Jones + Sirius Blvck, Thee Tsunamis, Dietrich Jon, and Vista Kid Cruiser (2015).<ref>((Cite web |url=http://wiux.org/blog/2015/03/02/foxygen-twin-peaks-and-tops-to-headline-culture-shock-2015/ |title=Foxygen, Twin Peaks and TOPS to headline Culture Shock 2015 &#124; Pure Student Radio |access-date=2015-03-02 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150304200417/http://wiux.org/blog/2015/03/02/foxygen-twin-peaks-and-tops-to-headline-culture-shock-2015/ |archive-date=2015-03-04 |url-status=dead ))</ref> 
[[Neon Indian]], Whitney, [[White Reaper]] (2016), Hoops (2016), Brenda's Friend, Spissy, Dasher, The Underhills, and Brownies in Cinema (2016). 
[[Noname (rapper)|Noname]], Sales, Flasher, Post Animal, Kevin Krauter, High Fiber, House Olympics, Amy O, Drayco McCoy , F L A C O, and Mathaius Young (2017). 
Chicano Batman, Milo, Joy Again, Melkbelly, Major Murphy, Nice Try, brz, Kailachare, Skull Cult, and Heaven Honey (2018). 
Saba, SHAED, Lala Lala, Black Belt Eagle Scout, Boa, The Slaps, Chives, Willis & Diop, Allison Victoria, and ktfaithful (2019). Okay Kaya, Nissim Black, Russian Cowboy (2021)

WIUX Culture Shock Music Festival 2020 was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

WIUX Culture Shock Music Festival 2022 was replaced with the community event Music Market which featured local performers, artists and vendors.

==Notable alumni==
*[[Michael Uslan]] - The originator of the [[Batman]] movies and the first individual to teach a comic book folklore class at an accredited university.<ref>((Cite web |url=http://www.iucraa.com/1969-70.html |title=1969-70 Yearbook - Indiana University Campus Radio Alumni Association |access-date=2011-02-25 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110713070350/http://www.iucraa.com/1969-70.html |archive-date=2011-07-13 |url-status=dead ))</ref>
*[[Damon Bruce]] - Sports talk show host at [[KGMZ-FM|KGMZ]] 95.7 The Game in San Francisco.
*[[Ben Heisler]] - Executive producer and host at [[KCSP (AM)|KCSP]] 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City.
*[[Timothy Hittle]] - Academy Award-nominated director, writer and animator.
* [[Chris Swanson]], Ben Swanson and Eric Weddle – Founders of [[Secretly Canadian]] record label<ref> ((cite web|url=https://variety.com/2021/music/news/secretly-canadian-25-anniversary-1234953120/|title=Secretly Canadian Co-Founder Chris Swanson Looks Back on the Label’s First 25 Years|website=www.variety.com|date=21 April 2021))</ref>
* Gary Schoenwetter, Vice President, [[Sirius XM|Sirius XM Radio]]

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
* ((LPFM station data|WIUX))
* [http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/2728.html Herald-Times story about new station]
* [http://www.wqaxproject.org/ History of WQAX]
* [http://www.angelfire.com/band2/walkingruins/page3_07251987.html AngelFire.com, ''The Walking Ruins'' WQAX]
* [http://www.idsnews.com/news/story.php?id=39077&adid=news Indiana Senators Support IU's WIUX]
* [https://pitchfork.com/news/38353-festivals-in-brief-hopscotch-electronica-en-abril-wiux-culture-shock-new-orleans-jazz-heritage/ Pitchfork Online Magazine article about Culture Shock]
* [https://www.idsnews.com/news/NewStoryPrint.aspx?id=12178 IDS reporting on WIUX Culture Shock 2008]
* [https://www.idsnews.com/article/2019/03/dont-know-some-of-the-culture-shock-lineup-heres-a-playlist-to-study-up-saba IDS Reporting on Culture Shock 2019]
* [https://www.idsnews.com/article/2016/11/wiux-prepares-to-move-again IDS Reporting on the move to Franklin Hall]
* [https://cultureshock.wiux.org/past-lineups/ WIUX Station history of past Line Ups]

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