Center. Sustainability UW-Stevens Point works towards waste reduction and diversion and recognizes the need to move toward a zero-waste campus by continuing to reduce, reuse and recycle more each year. The university is committed to reducing energy consumption through conservation and efficiency, and offsetting its total carbon emissions through green electricity purchases, composting and managed forests. Media Radio station WWSP-FM is the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point's alternative radio station. Operating at 30,000 watts, WWSP broadcasts commercial free on 89.9FM 24/7/365. '90FM' is the largest student-run radio station in the Midwest and hosts the world's largest trivia contest, which was founded in 1969 and has since become a tradition for the university and the community. Hundreds of teams with thousands of members participate in the contest every year, usually in April. Television station SPTV is a student-operated television station at UW Stevens Point. It is broadcast on channel 98 and online on SPTV's website. SPTV's office and studios are in the Communication Arts Center on the UWSP campus. The station airs news, sports, and entertainment shows. Newspaper The Pointer, the weekly student newspaper, is free to all tuition-paying students. Athletics Student athletes in 20 sports at UW-Stevens Point participate in the NCAA Division III. The teams are members of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC). UW-Stevens Point has 13 NCAA Division III National Team Titles and 49 NCAA Division III Individual Titles, and is ranked 35th out of 441 NCAA schools. In 2019 it received the Learfield Sports Director's Cup. Students can also participate in 26 "club" sports and dozens of intramural offerings, Including Esports. Notable alumni Andrea Anders, television actress Mark E. Anderson, U.S. National Guard Major General Margaret Ashmun, teacher and writer Jenny Baeseman, polar researcher James Baumgart, politician Kirk Baumgartner, football player Tim Bedore, comedian Kathi Bennett, women's head basketball coach Bob Bostad, football coach Carlos Castillo-Chavez, professor of mathematics and biology Arthur J. Crowns, politician Steven E. Day, U.S. Coast Guard Rear Admiral Michael Dombeck, former U.S. Forest Service Chief Lawrence Eagleburger, former U.S. Secretary of State (attended) R. Michael Ferrall, politician J. P. Feyereisen, baseball player Ted Fritsch, football player Herbert J. Grover, educator and politician William C. Hansen, educator and politician David Helbach, politician Brian Idalski, Olympic ice hockey coach Kathy Kinney, television actress Dale Klapmeier, Cirrus Aircraft CEO and co-founder Greg Koch, guitarist Anton C. Krembs, politician Clint Kriewaldt, football player Melvin Laird, former