and be sworn in as lieutenant governor on January 15, 2019. In March 2020, as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, the station cancelled all live programming and has operated automatically since. In July 2021, the station moved to a newly remodeled location in Strain Safety Building, gaining an additional dedicated studio area. Strain is directly adjacent to Patterson Hall, the original home of WNFT, though the building has since been remodeled from a residence hall to a classroom building. In August 2021, WSRU launched a new logo to coincide with a post-pandemic organizational relaunch. Branding history 1960 (as NFTE): News from Thirty-Eight 1971 - 1981 (as WNFT): The Slippery Rock Radio Network 1980 - mid-1980s (as WRCK): Rock Radio mid-1980s - present (as WRCK, WRSK, and WSRU): The Voice of The Rock 1992 - 1994 (as WRSK): The Station that Rocks the Rock 1992 - 2006: Slippery Rock's Radio Alternative (written in on-campus advertising as The Radio Alternative) 1997 - 2003: World Domination. One Song at a Time. 2002 - 2004: Slippery Rock's College Radio Station 2004 - 2006, revived for a station ID in 2018: Turn Us On. We'll Return the Favor. Notable alumni Michael T. Muha - Class of 2006. Elected commissioner of Hermitage, Pennsylvania in 2017. Alex Stoyanoff - Class of 2013, Co-Host of Integrity 3.0 on WSRU. Former producer for WBGG AM Pittsburgh 970 ESPN (In The Locker Room With Tunch and Wolf, Savran On Sports, Savran/Benz), Producer/Former Call Screener for WXDX FM Pittsburgh 105.9 The X (Pen's Week, The Mark Madden Show). Appears in various commercials. James Garrity - Spring Class of 2014, Co-Host of The Sunday Sauce on WSRU. Current News Anchor for News Radio 1020 KDKA. References External links A scanned copy of WRSK's 1996 constitution, with sign-off and sign-on sheet attached. SRU SRU Radio stations established in 1960 Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania SRU