Afternoon Grind and Cloud 140. KBCP peaked at 3700 listeners during its broadcast of the Bellarmine-Saint Francis football game in 2016. The school is also host to a range of student publications. The student newspaper, The Bell Online, transformed into an online media source from the historic weekly-produced, The Cardinal in 2016 and publishes daily features, athletic stories and campus announcements. The yearbook, The Carillon is one of the state's oldest secondary school yearbooks and has won multiple national awards, including the National Student Press Association Pacemaker Awards and the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Crown Awards. In the past, other student publications included the Bellarmine Political Review and the Written Echo. Speech and debate With over 100 participants and 7 coaches, Bell's large speech and debate program has experienced success at the local and national levels. In 1994, Bellarmine won the team speech and debate National Forensic League Championship in Kansas City, Missouri. In 2003 and 2004 the team won the California State Championship, then came in second in the state in 2005 when it was ranked as one of the top two teams in the nation. In 2006, its policy debate team captured the National Championship. For nine years, 2006–2014, Bellarmine's Speech and Debate program won the California State Championship, as well as in 2022. The program trains students in 12 speech events and 6 debate categories. In 2021, Bellarmine won the Policy Debate Championship, 2nd place in Congressional Debate, Top 10 in International Extemp & National Extemp and received the Bruno E. Jacobs Award, which is given to the school who has the greatest number of cumulative rounds at the national tournament across the years. Its rival high school in speech and debate is Leland High School (San Jose, California). In popular culture Bellarmine's College Park Caltrain station is mentioned in Jack London's 1903 novel The Call of the Wild as the location at which the stolen canine protagonist is fenced, beginning his journey away from civilization. In his 1960 Lonesome Traveler collection, American poet Jack Kerouac writes about watching the Bells play football in "October in the Railroad Earth." Notable alumni Marv Owen '24 - MLB (1931–1940) Nello Falaschi '31 - played for NFL's New York Giants John W. Gallivan '33 - publisher of The Salt Lake Tribune, 1960–1984 Leo Righetti '44 - baseball player Conn Findlay '48 - holds four Olympic medals, three in rowing (1956