Communications Clubs
WNTI Radio, 91.9 FM —a Centenary College Station
WNTI is a member supported public radio station providing non-commercial FM broadcast service for northern New Jersey and northeast Pennsylvania, with a coverage area encompassing an estimated population of over 1 million people. WNTI supports the arts and cultural richness of the region as well as Centenary College's role of community service and outreach.
WNTI's programming format is AAA (Adult Album Alternative) with a variety of specialty music, arts, and entertainment programs in the evening and weekends including student-produced programs weeknights after 10pm. WNTI also provides NPR news on the hour, local news produced by Centenary College's journalism department and regional public affairs programming through programs such as Contours. The dedicated staff is committed to providing and creating a quality public radio service for the region. Our programming is produced locally, regionally and nationally. National Public Radio (NPR) and independent producers are the main source of national programs.
WNTI is licensed to and operated by Centenary College and first went on the air December 8, 1958. Studios are located in the Seay Administration Building on the campus of Centenary College in Hackettstown, NJ. WNTI operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, broadcasting on 91.9 FM and also streaming live at www.wnti.org. The transmitter is located in Independence Township in Warren County, New Jersey. WNTI is member and underwriter supported with 75% of our funding coming from private sources.
W23AZ Centenary College Television
Broadcasting on Channel 23, Centenary College Television produces and airs programs from the Centenary College television studio located on campus. Students have the opportunity to experience all phases of television and video production.
The Hack
The Hack is the Centenary College yearbook. It reflects the experiences and talents of the Centenary community and the senior class. Staff positions are open to all students. The Hack may be taken as a one-credit course or may write freelance.
The Quill
The Quill is the newspaper for Centenary College.
For more information, contact:
Tiffany Kushner, Student Activities Director
kushnert@centenarycollege.edu
Ferry Building, Third Floor, Room 31
Phone: 908-852-1400 ext. 2123
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