Five genres of music to choose from. Our programming includes a wide range of eclectic info and music. KSJS provides the best alternative to commercial radio programming by offering a diverse selection of under represented music and unique public affairs.

Address. San Jose State University Hugh Gillis Hall Room 132 San Jose, CA 95192-0094

KSJS is a non-commercial radio station broadcasting 24 hours a day, 365 days a year on 90.5 FM and the Internet. Our programming includes a wide range of eclectic info and music.

The Subversive Rock (or “sub-rock”) department at KSJS provides listeners with a wide variety of rock music that ranges from all sorts of genres that include (but are not limited to) indie, ska, punk, shoegaze, math rock, skramz, post-punk and hardcore.

Feb 5, 2025 · Address. San Jose State University Hugh Gillis Hall Room 132 San Jose, CA 95192-0094

Oct 25, 2023 · I am a student at San Jose State University, a member of the Sports Department ( @ksjssports)at 90.5 FM KSJS student-run Ground Zero Radio, and a dedicated Sharks fan.Much like the many local and underground artists we showcase in the music we play, at KSJS we not only rep for our university sports, but our the

General Manager Nick Martinez Email: [email protected] Program Director Caroline Mounga Email: [email protected] Office Director Joseph-Xavier Edwards Email: [email protected] Sports Director Kara Bench

The Office Department is the heart and soul of the day-to-day operations at KSJS. The Office Department assists other departments when problems arise. This

Mar 5, 2024 · Our KSJS team wanted to express the importance of representation of radio in the department name, and what this representation means to them. Our radio station has been a beacon of growth, opportunity, and community on SJSU’s campus for over 60 years.

Full-Time or Part Time Students, Faculty or Staff. A student who has successfully completed the Introductory classes and who is registered for at least one unit of KSJS and works at least one hundred and fourteen (114) hours per semester is considered a full or part-time student.