US Edition60 Years of KBVR-FM: Celebrating OSU’s Voice on the Airwaves
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Six decades have passed since COPE Valencia first switched on its microphones. It was July 1, 1965. Since then, it hasn't stopped playing, telling stories, and being there. Now, the station, which is already part of the city's soundscape, celebrates an anniversary that is much more than a round number: it's 60 years of shared stories, of emotions experienced on air, of faithful companionship, even... Origin
60 Years of KBVR-FM: Celebrating OSU’s Voice on the Airwaves
Celebrating a run of six decades and counting, KBVR-FM has been the heartbeat of Oregon State University’s student media, providing a platform for creativity, self-expression, and the discovery of new music. Since its inception on October 27, 1965, the station has grown from a small, club-run broadcast to a booming student-led media hub that continues to shape OSU’s cultural landscape. Steven Sandberg, the current Assistant Director of Orange M…
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