Each semester, KGOU provides learning opportunities for OU students who work - and learn - in a professional radio environment where they gain real-world experience.

You can help KGOU deepen our reach and service in your community through our new Community Connectors program. (It's actually easy to do.)

KGOU continues to adapt to serve listeners in new ways. Our refreshed Radio Active and Wavelengths newsletters deliver "news you can use" directly to your email inbox.

KGOU and NPR subscribe to journalism codes of ethics to guide news reporting and NPR Public Editor Kelly McBride reviews professional practices.

For the first time in its history, KGOU has won an Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters "Best of Show" award. KGOU won the prestigious award in the 2025 Metro Radio Division.

At a time when public confidence in journalism is being threatened, KGOU, StateImpact Oklahoma, NPR and BBC reporting inspires trust with ethical guidelines and practices.

KGOU has seen a surge in individual donations since losing federal funding. Business sponsorships are another way you can support public media...and boost your business.

As we launch KGOU's spring fundraiser, we have a question for you: What does public media mean to you? Think about the value you receive from KGOU and show your support!

For more than fifty years, KGOU has provided a place for OU students to learn skills and industry work standards from KGOU's professional staff.

Rural Voices Day is March 4. It's a day to recognize rural communities and the resilient, committed, and local radio stations - including KGOU - that serve them.

For the first time, KGOU has earned a "Best of Show" award in the Metro Radio Division in the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters annual competition.

KGOU is more than radio and there are now more ways than ever to engage with us and our content on our social media profiles.