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WMHD is Rose-Hulman's student run radio that offers equipment rentals, DJ services, guitar lessons, & production lessons. Updated: 02/01/17

Meetings on Wednesday 8PM in BSBasement every week 2019 WMHD is a student run organization on the campus of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, IN. WMHD is owned by Rose-Hulman and funded by the Student Government Association (SGA) of Rose-Hulman. The WMHD Broadcasting Club is primarily staffed with undergraduate students attending Rose-Hulman and faculty or staff. WMHD broadcasts

free-format music with each individual disc jockey choosing their own music format and songs. We aim to serve the students of Rose-Hulman with the best music listening experience. Production facilities are located in the basement of Baur-Sames Bogart (BSB) Residence Hall. Our rooms include a broadcasting room, office, broadcasting studio, recording studio, storage room, and storage shop. We are always welcome to recruiting new members. We will soon be streaming music online via smartphones and computers as of Spring of 2017. Spring 2016 Elections:
General Manager: Dakota Rostron
Personnel Director: Andrea Alcorn Dominguez
Promotions Director: Ashton Speitel
Treasurer: Mariana Lane
Equipment Manager: Connor Boyle
Coding Manager: Jenna Wohlpart

If you are wanting to join the club or rent equipment, etc. feel free to contact any of the people above.

09/07/2021

Yesterday we had our first officer meeting this season, tomorrow is our first club meeting, and this weekend is our first Jam Session! Come rock these firsts with WMHD Radio! Also, one of these new pin designs could be yours if you stop by! 😉

09/02/2021

WMHD Radio is so excited to be back in full swing! We can't wait to rock out and have lots of events, so we'll keep you up to date here on our social media!

05/14/2021

Come on down to our first major event this year, the Equipment and Services Fair! We are so excited for the opportunity to introduce to people what we love so much about our club! There will be Chick-fil-A sandwiches, drinks and snacks, so come out and have a fun time with us!

04/21/2021

Tuesday Trivia Revealed! Before Joining Nirvana in 1990, Dave Grohl, lead singer of the Foo Fighters, cut his teeth with Washington D.C. punks, Scream. After running away from his father's home and striking out on his own on the outskirts of the Nation's capitol, Grohl found himself as the starting drummer and key songwriter for Scream in 1987. Having learned to play the drums by beating drumsticks into his pillows at home, he developed his unique and aggressive drumming style that would later become the basis for the Nirvana superhit "Smells like Teen Spirit". After leaving Scream in 1990, the rest is rock and roll history!

04/20/2021

Tuesday Trivia Time! This weeks trivia theme is musicians! Long before leading the Foo Fighters, and before becoming the fifth drummer of Nirvana, Dave Grohl was the drummer for what Washington D.C. based punk rock band?

04/14/2021

Tuesday Trivia Reveal! If you guessed The Lion King then you would be correct! The Lion King the musical debuted all the way back in 1997 and has now accumulated over $8.25 billion in total gross revenue worldwide! Closely trailing behind in 2nd and 3rd place are The Phantom of the Opera and Mamma Mia! at about $6 billion and $4 billion respectively. If you didn't get the answer correct this time then hakuna matata, you can try again next week! See you then!

04/13/2021

Tuesday Trivia Time! This weeks trivia theme is musicals! What do you think is the most successful musical of all time? It's not what you would think it is!

04/07/2021

Tuesday Trivia Revealed! The existence of radio waves was proven in the 1880's by Heinrich Hertz and the first practical radio transmitters and receivers were developed in the 1890's by Guglielmo Marconi. Before the 1920's, radios were an invaluable and convenient communication tool during World War I and were almost exclusively used by the military. After the 1920's had begun, however, radios finally began to make their way into the hands of everyday people. This soon led to the creation of the first radio station, KDKA, in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia. Isn't it so amazing how long ago that was and how far technology has evolved since then? Thanks for tuning into this weeks Tuesday Trivia! Hope you enjoyed it and we'll see you again next week!

04/06/2021

Tuesday Trivia Time! This week's topic is radio! Around what year were radio waves discovered and what was radio communication initially used for?

04/01/2021

Back again with ! While perusing the vastness of the internet in search of more WMHD history we came across an interesting find within an ancient lost archive known as... MySpace. Although there wasn't much left, there were a couple interesting finds including this flyer! Apparently Maps and Atlases is an American indie rock group from Chicago, Illinois that came to perform at Rose-Hulman through WMHD radio! (they also played 'math rock' as well which feels extremely fitting, playing at an engineering school lol). If there are any alumni who know about this event or what year it's from we'd love to hear from you! Or if you've heard of this band before, tell us what you think in the comments below!

03/31/2021

Trivia Revealed! There were many awesome duos of the 80's, but then there was Tears for Fears. "Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal fancied themselves a far more serious proposition than those other twosomes. Not for them all the excesses emblematic of the era. They took their name from psychotherapist Arthur Janov's primal therapy, which suggests that emotionally scarred adults can heal by giving voice to their repressed adolescent pain. Tears for Fears' debut album, 1983's 'The Hurting', was a monochromatic expression of resentment and anxiety, most notably the seminal single "Mad World." The multiplatinum follow-up, 'Songs from the Big Chair', was a brilliant litany of complaints by "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" and "Shout." For a time, these two damaged individuals had such a sure hit-making touch that they turned the world into one big psychiatrist's couch." Isn't that not only a cool reason for naming the band, but also an awesome reason to drive them to produce such outstanding music? Thanks for participating in this week's Tuesday Trivia! See you next week! (Credit info to an amazing book called Mad World by Lori Majewski and Jonathan Bernstein; published by Abrams Image)

03/30/2021

Tuesday Trivia Time! Every Tuesday we'll ask a band, radio, or music related trivia question and you can see if you have what it takes to figure it out before the answer is revealed at the end of the day! This week's question is related to a notorious twosome from the 1980's called Tears For Fears. How do you think the name "Tears for Fears" originated?

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WMHD Radio is a student run organization on the campus of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, IN. WMHD is owned by Rose-Hulman and funded by the Student Government Association (SGA) of Rose-Hulman. WMHD Radio is primarily staffed with undergraduate students attending Rose-Hulman and faculty or staff. WMHD broadcasts free-format music with each individual disc jockey choosing their own music format and songs. We aim to serve the students of Rose-Hulman with the best music listening experience. Production facilities are located in the basement of Baur-Sames Bogart (BSB) Residence Hall. Our rooms include a broadcasting room, office, broadcasting studio, recording studio, storage room, and storage shop. We are always welcome to recruiting new members.

You can stream our station 24/7 at wmhdradio.org.