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WTJU

City of license Charlottesville, Virginia

Broadcast area Charlottesville, Virginia

Branding "91.1 WTJU"

Slogan "The Sound Choice in Central Virginia"

Frequency 91.1 MHz

First air date 1957

Format Variety

ERP 600 watts

HAAT 325 meters

Class B1

Callsign meaning W Thomas Jefferson University

Owner University of Virginia

Webcast WTJU Webstream

Website WTJU Online

WTJU-FM, founded at the University of Virginia in 1957, is one of Charlottesville, Virginia's two volunteer-run radio stations. Located at 91.1 on the FM dial, WTJU broadcasts an eclectic mix of music in two-hour blocks, "spiced" with news.

Among the big names who have graced the WJTU airwaves as deejays are Pavement's Stephen Malkmus, Dave Matthews Band's Boyd Tinsley, Rolling Stone critic Rob Sheffield and Yo La Tengo's James McNew.

Fifty years after launch, the station is still based at UVA and broadcasts from the Lambeth Commons in the Lambeth residence halls. The general manager is Charles "Chuck" Taylor.

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