90's hip-hop, rap, r&b, and a little bit of soul with conversation segments in between. Hosted by Jacob Bruck

90's hip-hop, rap, r&b, and a little bit of soul with conversation segments in between. Hosted by Jacob Bruck

90's hip-hop, rap, r&b, and a little bit of soul with conversation segments in between. Hosted by Jacob Bruck

Sports radio show discussing all major sports and covering current events, headlines, heavy debates, rankings, predictions, betting advice, and more. hosted by Truett Karstetter, Sean Rankel, and Liam Holloway

WXVU sports director Pat Kapur and Peter Gerken preview the huge matchup between Villanova and Kansas with a full breakdown of what to expect!

Host Anders Pryor talks Bruce Arians, Jimmy Garoppolo and Bobby Wagner plus more hot NFL topics in this week's episode of Wildcat Formation.

Hosted by John Weinberger - the best in classic rock, metal, new wave, and more.

WXVU News Director Gabriella Raful hosts this week's Main Line News Minute.

Two basketball courts in Radnor Township parks will soon be getting facelifts. The Radnor Township Parks & Recreation is beginning its Basketball Court Improvement Project this Monday. However, the Monday start date is pending and will be revised as needed. The project will revamp courts in both Cowan and Odorisio parks. According to the township, the courts will be completely restored. Improvements include new surfacing, equipment, sideline seating, safety fencing, and court protection. During the project, the courts will be closed. Officials said the project is expected to last through June, but the work schedule is subject to change based on weather or other variables.

In other news, a potentially fatal avian virus that has impacted more than 20 eastern and midwestern states has now spread to Pennsylvania. The highly pathogenic avian influenza virus was detected in a wild bald eagle in East Marlborough, Chester County. According to the state game commission, this marks the first Pennsylvania case of the virus since it was identified in North America in December. The virus can lead to sickness or death in turkeys, geese, hawks, and more. While the virus potentially can infect humans, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has stated the outbreak is primarily an animal health issue. No human cases have been detected or reported in the United States.

WXVU News Director Gabriella Raful hosts this week's Villanova Campus Minute.

Due to the recent excitement of the Men’s Basketball team making it to the Final Four of the NCAA tournament, Dr. Wheeland, Provost of Academics, announced that Villanova will make some academic accommodations for those attending the next game in person in New Orleans. Students attending the game on Saturday, April 2, in person will be excused from classes on Friday, April 1, to allow for travel to New Orleans. Additionally, if Villanova makes it to the final championship game on Monday, April 4, students attending the game in person will also be excused from classes on April 4 and 5.

In other news, Villanova’s Relay for Life's annual color run will take place this Saturday, April 2nd from 10am-1pm around campus! Run a 5k with your friends while being covered in color! Food will be provided with a ticket purchase, along with a white Relay for Life t-shirt to wear! For more information, visit VUgroups.com!

Host Anders Pryor talks Tyreek Hill, Matt Ryan and Falcons' future plus more NFL hot topics on Wildcat Formation.