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This Sunday, pianist Jaqueline Schwab will perform here at the WSHU studios. WSHU’s Tom Kuser spoke with her about her latest album, “I Lift My Lamp: Illuminations from Immigrant America.”

WSHU Public Radio is thrilled to announce that Season 1 of the Higher Ground podcast has been recognized by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. The podcast has been awarded an inaugural Eric and Wendy Schmidt Award for Excellence in Science Communication.

Below are the stories of the national Edward R. Murrow Award-winning series "Slavery on Long Island: The History That We Forget To Remember", produced by…

This summer, we’re updating our broadcast lineup in order to better meet the evolving listening preferences of our audience.Below are the changes that…

In 1922 there were about 100,000 domestic radios in use in the whole United States, and 30 broadcasting stations. By 1924 there were half a million radio…

As we join NPR in celebrating their 50 years of storytelling and public service, one thing is clear: NONE OF IT WOULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE…

Dear Friends,Back in early 2020, one of the first steps we took in response to the global pandemic was to apply for our first newsroom grant from the…

Of all the many devices we have found to distract ourselves during the epidemic, radio is surely one of the most accessible, flexible and reliable. It is…

George J. Lombardi, long-time general manager of WSHU Public Radio, based in Fairfield Connecticut and owned by Sacred Heart University, has retired,…

WSHU, as a public media leader, participated in a “Fireside Chat” with Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, as part of the COVID…