WRSK-97.5 FM, Cruzin’ Oldies, is a public radio service with a broadcast signal that covers Sussex County and portions of Warren and Morris Counties in New Jersey, as well as Pike County in Pennsylvania. The Studio and Transmitter are located at the College and broadcasts your favorite Oldies hits 24/7.
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"Love WRSK. Such a great variety of music. Brings me back to my childhood and High School days and when my own children were growing up. Love the music of the 50s and 60s and 70s and 80s. And especially love Big Band Sunday and Polka Express and Uncle JImmy Smooth Contemporary Jazz. Applause to all of the deejays...Everything is so much better and more fun while the music is playing... Keep doing what you are doing, and do not change a thing. I am a happy listener. WRSK is a pleasure!" |
"I have been listening to WRSK radio since it started broadcasting. It goes on after right after the office lights! Since radio stations require commercials to pay the bills, this station is a refreshing change. Who doesn't enjoy upbeat polkas on a Sunday morning and wind down with Big band on Sunday night. I've used the streaming program to listen on vacation. In this crazy world, I let the WRSK music take me back to pleasant memories. For many of us, these songs will bring back memories of our youth and beyond." |
"I love your radio station so much I even bought a new radio. Don't ever change, its so professional sounding even better then New York stations and for a college station it's just amazing. Thanks for the great music and information." |
"Thank you for the mention on the radio a few minutes ago. As always, cruzin' oldies is playing here at Feels Like Home. So many of our customers comment about what a great station it is!" |
"Since your station has gone air I always listen to it whenever I'm in the car or working around the house. It's replaced my Ipod for music entertainment, mostly while I'm on the mower for a couple of hours each week. Nothing better than your programming. Best music ever made!" |
"I enjoy your station every day driving to and from work. Great music, and I like the hourly news that no other station has in the area." |
As Sussex County Community College’s official radio station, WRSK-LP 97.5 FM Cruzin’ Oldies is dedicated to fulfilling the college mission statement and its guiding principles through its function as a professionally run student and faculty initiative. WRSK offers students hands-on broadcast experience while promoting SCCC’s vibrant and innovative academic atmosphere, fostering a culture of inclusiveness and integrity, and strengthening bonds between the campus and greater community. WRSK prides itself on being a respectable and entertaining medium on which listeners can rely to hear a variety of quality music, social awareness programming, news, sports, weather, and information about the College. All proceeds and donations from local businesses support the SCCC foundation to fund student scholarships.
WRSK will continue to consistently represent the College and its core values while building a diverse body of students, employees, and volunteers that support its mission and a campus culture that emphasizes personal connection, compassion and free speech. The station aims to strengthen the College’s role as a proliferator of economic development in the community by becoming a catalyst of interconnectedness amongst our campus programs, students, local businesses and donors through increased outreach and engagement. By embracing the evolutionary shifts and technological advancements that shape our society without abandoning the fundamental theory, methods, and techniques the industry was founded upon, WRSK will maximize academic effectiveness while forging a new standard for experiential learning and servant leadership from a community college radio station.