Note: This section is currently being redesigned. Please be patient while we update the new website.

Lest you be forgotten
OK, it's not like you're dead or anything... so don't act like it. All of you guys and gals that helped steer the unsinkable ship USS WSYC throughout the years, keep in touch with us. We'd love to find out more about our past. Remember, most of the people here weren't even born when the station first crackled and sputtered into infancy. Teach us, o wise ones! Tell us what you did then, and what you're doing now.

Contact our Alumni Affairs liason or Webmaster and register your stories and role(s) at the station. You're also welcome to help us remember those who you feel played an important part at the station, and the events that were significant to your experience here. We are trying to reconstruct our past, and we can't do it without you. Give us your name, current location and occupation, etcetera, but please attach a year to events and personnel if possible so we know what to do with your contribution. (All submissions become the property of WSYC-FM, and unless you tell us otherwise, we'll assume we have your blessing to publish submissions on the Web site at our discretion, in part or in full.)

WSYC Space-Time Continuum
This is it! This is pretty much all we know about our roots to date (or all we'll admit to). There are too many voids. Help us out here. View the WSYC Space-Time Continuum.

Now that you're all big and important
Just because you've moved onto bigger and better things than a smalltown state school and it's punk-ass radio station doesn't mean you can't stay involved. We can always use the help and guidance from those of you who are working in the industry. Our members are often in need of internships, job leads, etc. If you have any openings, be sure to let our advisor know. If you know of any bands who might want to do a show in our neck of the woods, then get in touch.