WRBC History: WRBC was officially born 1946. It broadcasted via a public address system, a simple amplifier with loudspeakers. In 1973, the first campus radio transmission aired on 640 on the AM dial. The studio was first located on the tenth floor in the Herman Crown Center on the Wabash side of the building. It was then moved to the second floor of the HCC next door to the cafeteria. The station had a variety of music as well as special interest talk shows. The station stopped broadcasting between 2002 and 2003 due to lack of funding. On January 29, 2009, WRBC: The Blaze broadcasted for the first time in over five years. WRBC officially returned to the airwaves in February 2009. It is now located in the Gage Building on the fifth floor. Music, sports, news, comedy, pop culture are broadcasted via the Internet 24 hours a day, seven days a week. WRBC is a member school of the Intercollegiate Broadcasting Systems, IBS, and through them uses BackBone, an Internet radio streaming software program. The station streams online at WRBC.FM and is located in room 505L of the Gage Building at 18 S. Michigan Ave. on the campus of Roosevelt University.
Free Format Radio Station
18 S Michigan Ave - Gage Building, 505L Chicago, IL 60605