K-PAC (University of the Pacific)
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City | Stockton, California |
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Broadcast area | Stockton, California |
Branding | KPAC 91.9fm |
Slogan | The Roar of the Pacific |
Frequency | 91.9 MHz |
First air date | 1991 |
Format | College Radio |
ERP | 1 watt |
Callsign meaning | K University of the Pacific |
Owner | University of the Pacific |
Website | kpac.pacific.edu |
KPAC (91.9 FM) was an unlicensed, low wattage college radio station broadcasting on the University of the Pacific campus. The station was entirely student-run and was primarily listened to from its internet stream or the on-campus television network. The weekday programming followed a blocked schedule and included talk shows, hip-hop, house, rock, and some jazz/classical music, and house/dance was played on the weekend hours. KPAC had around 25+ student shows during both academic semesters. It has since been rebranded Tiger Radio.[1]
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