History
Radio UTD was founded in 2003, and was located inside the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science building. In the Fall of 2005, Radio UTD re-located to the first floor of the Student Union, where they have remained. Expansions to include a new office have taken place in Spring 2008 and a new studio is being constructed and is expected to be finished by spring 2012.
College Music Journal has nominated Radio UTD for "Best Student-Run Internet-Only Radio Station" in 2006 and 2007 . These nominations in College Radio Awards caught the attention of some XM Satellite Radio hosts, who invited Radio UTD to have a two-hour show for the XMU radio station in Spring 2008. Later on Radio UTD was featured on their "Student Exchange Program with Billy Zero" in March, May and June 2008 on XMU .
Radio UTD was nominated for 8 awards for the 2009 College Music Journal Awardsd including: Station of the Year, Best Use of Limited Resources, Biggest Community Resource, Best Website, and Best Student-Run Radio station, among others. Radio UTD was nominated for three college radio awards at the 2010 College Music Journal annual Music Marathon and Festival. The nominations were for the following categories: Best Use of the Internet, Best Use of Limited Resources and Station of the Year.
In 2011, Radio UTD relocated its station in the Student Union to UT Dallas' new Student Media Suite. The station was again nominated for Best Use of Limited Resources and Best Student-Run, Internet Only Radio Station. 2012 marks Radio UTD's fourth year to be nominated for Best Use of Limited Resources and Best Student-Run, Internet Only Radio Station.
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