campus' student body. The powers and functions of Campus SRCs are delegated to them by the UJSRC and Campus SRCs consist of ten members. The most outstanding UJSRC president was Tshireletso Mati in 2019. Tshireletso became president of the UJSRC following a victory for the EFF Students Command at three of the university's four campuses. Media and societies The University of Johannesburg has a radio station that airs on its campuses called UJFM which aims to reflect the demographics of the university by airing content that is relevant to the target market. In April 2010, UJFM moved to the Bunting Road Campus where it has access to more professional, state of the art equipment. UJFM operates on a frequency of 95.4FM. The university also has its own student newspaper, the UJ Observer. The purpose of the paper is to act as a communication medium for the student community with the goal of providing information to the student community, investigating issues of importance to the student community, and reflecting debates about current affairs on the various campuses of the university. The UJ Observer also offers journalism students a practical platform to learn and develop journalistic and managerial skill sets. However, students do not necessarily have to be journalism students to be a members of the UJ Observers editorial team. The paper operates on all of the campuses of the University of Johannesburg. Students interested in taking part in charity events can do so via UJ's RAG (Remember and Give) committees, which are voluntary student organizations that raise funds and take part in community relief efforts. It is a tradition at UJ to host a RAG Week during the opening week of the academic year, in which events like musical performances, beauty competitions, fun days and float processions take place to generate funds. However, RAG committees operate throughout the academic year in various activities. Registered students have the option to take part in societies at UJ which are divided into four broad kinds of society: academic societies, political societies, religious societies and social societies. Athletics, sport, arts and culture Athletics and sport The university offers many different kinds of sport: Athletics Basketball Canoeing Climbing Cricket Cycling Golf Gymnastics Hockey Judo Karate Netball Rowing Rugby Soccer Softball Squash Swimming Tennis Triathlon Volleyball Water polo As with the former RAU, rugby is a large focus of many students. UJ's competitive sport is regulated by