Studio
WLSO studios are now located in the basement of the Cisler Center. The studio was moved to its new location in 2006 to be more visible in the campus community and easier to access by students.
The studio consists of management offices, a recording booth, and the on-air broadcast studio.
The station broadcasts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week year-round. WLSO runs on automation whenever there is no live show in the studio; this usually occurs at night and over breaks.
WLSO has recently undertaken remote broadcasting. The station currently broadcasts live from student government meetings, concerts, and open-mic nights on campus.
The studio has a 40-second broadcast delay as well as phone patch to take calls and put them on the air.
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