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

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

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 

We play music of all different genres and decades. We also choose a movie each week and have a conversation about it at length. Hosted by Charles Walsh and Joseph Madera

We play music of all different genres and decades. We also choose a movie each week and have a conversation about it at length. Hosted by Charles Walsh and Joseph Madera

Jake breaks down all the college and pro sports action from last week and give hard hitting predictions for the next week slate of games!

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

Police in Delaware County are joining more than 80 other police departments in the five county region to crack down on aggressive driving through late April to help reduce the number of crashes, injuries, and fatalities on area roadways as part of a statewide mobilization.

The enforcement wave will focus on distracted driving, speeding, and work zone awareness. Motorists exhibiting other unsafe behaviors such as driving too fast for conditions, following too closely, or other aggressive actions will also be cited.

Police will use traffic enforcement zones, saturation patrols, speed enforcement details, corridor enforcement, work zone enforcement, and multi-jurisdictional patrol strategies to identify and cite aggressive drivers.

The enforcement is part of Pennsylvania's Highway Safety Program and is funded by part of PennDOT's investment of federal funds from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Any aggressive driver stopped by police will receive a ticket.

In other news, equipment from Spring Mill Fire Company in Whitemarsh Township, Pennsylvania is on its way to help firefighters in Ukraine. Chief Wayne Masters of Spring Mill Fire Company said that Volunteer fire companies want to give back to the community in any way possible, more than just locally. The department hasn't been able to donate for the last two years due to the pandemic so the company has more equipment than usual available to donate. The first delivery leaves this week and will take about two weeks to arrive in war-torn areas of Ukraine. These firefighters in Whitemarsh hope their donation will compel others to help too. Masters said that "Everybody believes the fire department is a brotherhood, whether in the same city, state, it just happens to be there in a different country. But the brotherhood still exists. So whatever we can do to help them out, we're happy to do it.

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

Applications to be a director for the Campus Activities Team are now open! Joining the team includes helping create and plan programming on campus, such as Quizzo, game watches, and movie nights! Applications are open until Friday March 25th at 9 pm then interviews will take place on Saturday, March 26th! Apply now at vugroups.com or follow the link @villanovacat’s instagram bio!

In other news, the Outdoor’s Club will be hosting various hiking trips this weekend! The first trip will take place on Saturday at the Delaware Water Gap in Colombia, NJ. This hike will be a A 5-mile loop with an elevation of 1000 ft. This trip will leave at 7:30 Saturday morning and return around 5pm. Another hike will be taking place on Saturday at the same time at Pulpit Rock in Hamburg, PA.  This will be a moderately challenging hike with a small cave and beautiful overlooks. Finally, there will be a third hike at Valley Forge this Sunday. The trip will depart from campus around 9:30 and arrive back around 5 pm. This will be a slow hike through a national historical park and the site of George Washington's famed winter encampment.

Country radio show that plays country music and talks about country news, upcoming concerts, and news about country performers!  Hosted by Gabriella Raful.

Country radio show that plays country music and talks about country news, upcoming concerts, and news about country performers!  Hosted by Gabriella Raful.