Phone: 33706 (On Campus) or 01782 583706
About Us
KUBE Radio is Keele University's very own student station and has been in operation since 1993.
We broadcast across campus in halls, bars, laundrettes, across the world and host regular nights at the union.
This year brings huge changes to the station with a brand new studio facility launched in October 2007. KUBE Radio gives students the chance to get involved in all aspects of radio, whether it be presenting, producing or even helping run an entire radio station.
KUBE broadcasts from our studio complex inside the Students Union, 24 hours a day, every day. We broadcast over 50 different shows each week ranging from pop entertainment programmes through to specialist music shows, as well as News and Sports programmes. When our presenters are asleep we play back to back hits, with the hottest recorded features and regular news. There is guaranteed to be a programme to suit your taste. And if you don't feel like staying in our regularly broadcast entertainment guide will tell you what to do and where to go to ensure you get the most out of the Keele experience.
Our independence means that KUBE is not tied down by university funding, and allows us to remain absolutely impartial in all news stories which affect students. We are also free to budget how we see fit ensuring the station is properly managed to produce the highest quality output. We train our presenting members to release their full personalities on the radio giving each show an original, slick, professional sound. We also know how to put programmes together with award winning show features and music and possess a competent engineering department which brings out the best in our output. This means our programming quality consistently rivals other radio stations in the Staffordshire area and is some of the freshest and most interactive radio you will hear.
Our achievements are also worth boasting about including winning Gold in the New York Festival's Radio & Promotion Awards for 'Best Online Radio' in June 2007, raising more money for charity than any other society in Keele in 2006-2007, being made Society of the Year 2006, making the short list for the Gary Frisch Busary for innovating the field radio software.
In the past 4 years, 7 of our station alumni have gone on to work in radio, including the producer of the Chris Evans show on BBC Radio 2.







