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3 months ago by WHIPRADIO Zef Marcelo ( @zefmarcelo ) will be coming back to the station with @dsm_erik and @devonttae this Wednesday at 3:00! Zef and Tae have been having some great success in the music scene as of late. You can expect some very strong musical spotlights from both artists so make sure you tune in! Let us know in the comments below if you guys are excited for the show!
3 months ago by WHIPRADIO UPDATE: At the direction of Temple University’s recommendation, we must sadly announce that our annual Radio Networking Summit scheduled for March 18th is now cancelled. While this decision comes with great sadness, we must prioritize the public’s health and safety among COVID-19 concerns. While no cases have been confirmed at Temple University, we are taking preventative measures to ensure the general well being of the public. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or disappointment, and hope to see you again next year.
2 weeks ago by WHIPRADIO ATTENTION TEMPLE STUDENTS!!! WHIP is currently hiring for the positions listed above! We’re accepting applications from any student enrolled at Temple. You’ll never be hired if you don’t apply, so you might as well go for it! If you’re interested in applying, DM us your tu email, and we’ll send all of the job descriptions and instructions to apply your way. Hope to hear from you soon!
3 months ago by WHIPRADIO At the direction of Temple University’s recommendation, we must sadly announce that our annual Radio Networking Summit scheduled for March 18th is now cancelled. While this decision comes with great sadness, we must prioritize the public’s health and safety among COVID-19 concerns. While no cases have been confirmed at Temple University, we are taking preventative measures to ensure the general well being of the public. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience or disappointment, and hope to see you again next year.