equipment in 1997 which allowed it to broadcast 24 hours per day. KSDB officially moved into its new studio in the K-State Student Union on July 1, 2002 under the leadership of Candace Walton. The studio was fitted with all-new digital equipment. There are litany of people who have attributed to the success of this college radio station. In the spring of 2013, KSDB was awarded 14 undergraduate radio awards, the most awarded to any institution in the state. In the fall of 2015 KSDB moved back to McCain due to the renovations at the K-State Student Union, which is where the main studio and offices remain, while an open mic is set up in the Union Studios. Changes KSDB has gone through multiple programming and identity changes throughout its existence. Due to the transient nature of college radio, students typically commit no more than four years to the station, providing much variance. Since the early 1980s, KSDB has been known for its diverse programming, which has taken such titles as, “Urban,” “Jam the Box,” “Nights,” and others, which typically aired in the evenings. Along with station programming, the station dropped its longtime moniker of DB92 in favor of the Wildcat 91.9 in the late 1990s. The name was changed yet again to its current 91.9 KSDB in 2014. KSDB, in its current state, is the product of much recognition including improvement of diverse programs that change with the student body over the years. Programming decisions are made by the program director, who also hires executive staff members (students). Financial and administrative duties like FCC licensing are handled by the station manager. This balance of freedom and oversight has resulted in numerous awards from the Kansas Association of Broadcasters for KSDB students. Programming Students have been allowed to make programming decisions since 1999. "Program and content decisions will be made by the executive staff in weekly meetings in which the program director will serve as chair." Current programming features hip hop from 7 PM to 4 AM, jazz from 4 to 6 AM, and alternative for the rest of the day, with a morning talk show on weekdays, and an open mic hour during weekdays at Noon from the K-State Student Union. KSDB sports announcers broadcast home football and basketball games, and most away games, as well as doing Sports Talk Monday through Thursday at 6:00pm. There are also several