This article is about a student radio station in England. For the radio station in Seattle, Washington, see KUBE (FM).
| City of license | Keele, Staffordshire, England |
|---|---|
| Broadcast area | Worldwide |
| Slogan | The Shape of New Music |
| Frequency | Internet Broadcast |
| First air date | Spring 1994 |
| Format | Various Genres |
| Owner | Student Society |
| Website | www.kuberadio.com |
Keele University Broadcasting Enterprise (abbreviated to KUBE) is a student run radio station at Keele University in Staffordshire, England and has been running officially since 1994. This internet only radio station is the most (and only) internationally awarded student radio in the UK, thus making it arguably the best student radio station in the country at the time. All the members of KUBE are students at Keele University and so are all volunteers, who fit KUBE around their academic work. By being a completely volunteer run station this meant that it was the only nominated radio station at the New York Festival 2007 that could claim as such, and to win shows the dedication of the students who get involved.
Read more about Kube Radio: Early History, Awards, KUBE Events, Refurbishment
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