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On Sunday, August 31st, I was introduced to the world of Clash at Ardmore Music Hall. Going in with only a couple of their most popular songs in my head, I had no idea what I was in for. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that each of the four sides of London Calling was […]
In a 1974 interview with Rock Radio personality Dennis Elsas, John Lennon remarked that one of his favorite Beatles songs was the experimental, psychedelic record “I Am the Walrus.” He stated that he loved this song “because it’s one of those that has enough little bitties going to keep you interested even a hundred years […]
Labor Day Weekend. A holiday designed for rest, relaxation and recuperation as Americans everywhere bid adieu to summer. For music enthusiasts like me, what better way to unwind than a night of live music? Ardmore Music Hall did not disappoint, once again, as fellow WXVU DJ Hannah McGovern and I attended Broken Arrow: A Tribute […]
On June 27th 2025 I saw Annahstasia perform at the Pico Union Project in Downtown Los Angeles and it was genuinely one of the most moving shows I’ve ever experienced. The venue was small and intimate housed in what looked like a repurposed church. With stained glass windows a few pews for seating and mostly […]
Addison Rae now rebranded simply as Addison has officially cemented her place as the pop diva of our generation Most people first caught wind of her music career after her viral hit diet pepsi but the real ones remember her 2023 TikTok breakout 2 die 4 featuring Charli XCX a cult favorite that hinted at […]
As a long-time Lorde fan and devoted listener, I was more than ready for this moment. Virgin, Lorde’s newest album, released on June 26, 2025, marks her first full project since Solar Power in 2021. That album got a lot of unnecessary hate. Personally, I think it’s one of her best. It captures the essence […]
Lately, I’ve had one song on repeat, and I don’t see that changing anytime soon. Nterini by Fatoumata Diawara is the perfect track to welcome the warmer weather. As soon as the sun starts shining, I roll down my windows, turn the volume up a few notches and let this song take over. One listen […]
The Intercollegiate Broadcasting System held their 86th annual Conference March 6th – 8th, in New York City at the Sheraton Times Square Hotel. About 100 different colleges and a number of high school radio programs were in attendance for the conference and award ceremony, including WXVU exec board members and faculty advisors. The conference kicked […]
Listen to MK Coolican’s interview with Mick Coughlan – Former Student of Tim Walz, which won the Best News Interview award at this year’s IBS 2024-25 Student Media Awards!
Celebrating Black History Month at Villanova February is Black History Month, a time to celebrate and honor the accomplishments, struggles, culture, and contributions of Black individuals in history. Villanova is taking steps to celebrate Black History Month by hosting events, talks, and weekly “Soul Food Sundays” as a way to acknowledge and embrace the Black […]