In addition to bringing you more music variety than any other local station, WOO 91also provides the Wooster community with several unique types of programming.

WOO 91 Daily News

WOO 91 provides listeners with accurate news eight times a day during the work week (on the hour, noon-8pm) while classes are in session. WOO 91 News Breaks feature the latest international, national, state, and local news. News is provided by WCWS workshop students to provide an opportunity to become familiar with the station before hosting a show.

College of Wooster Sports

WOO 91 is your home for College of Wooster Athletics . The Sports Department broadcasts College Football, Men and Women's Basketball, and Baseball games throughout the academic year via remote broadcasting equipment. The schedule of these games is available by clicking on the WOO 91 Sports Calendar. In addition, the Sports Director hosts a weekly sports show recapping the highlights from previous events in the week.

Public Affairs Programming

WOO 91 broadcasts one weekly local public-affairs program during the week focusing on the events, news, and issues in and around the Wooster Community.

WOO 91 also broadcasts three community programs weekly produced by National Productions.

• 51%
  Over half the people in the world are women. What women do affects us all. Now, there's a radio program that takes a serious and intelligent look on society's impact on women and their impact on society. 51% is a weekly half-hour of illuminating features and interviews focusing on issues of particular concern to women. Tune to 51% weekly throughout the U. S. on public and community radio stations, some ABC Radio Network stations, Armed Forces Radio stations around the world and on the Internet.
  
  The program is produced by WAMC/Northeast Public Radio's National Productions in Albany NY in cooperation with Russell Sage College in Troy , NY . Hosts are Dr. Jeanne Kammer Neff , President of The Sage Colleges, and WAMC's Mary Darcy.
  
  Helen Desfosses is a frequent political and social commentator on 51%. She is also Associate Provost at the Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy at the State University of New York at Albany , and President of the Albany Common Council.
  
  
  
  
• The Health Show
  The Health Show is a nationally syndicated public radio program produced by the National Productions unit at Northeast Public Radio . The program covers all aspects of modern health: prevention, treatment, research, administration and more. Each week The Health Show breaks the issues down so you can be a better informed patient or care-provider.
  
  
  
  
• The Best of Our Knowledge
  Every day, faculty members at schools and universities throughout the world are making discoveries that shape our ways of thinking and redefine our understanding of today's knowledge-driven society. Since 1990, The Best of Our Knowledge has highlighted breakthroughs across disciplines and across the globe, putting you in touch with the men and women at the forefront of their fields. Each week, Co-host Dr. Karen R. Hitchcock examines some of the issues unique to college campuses, looks at the latest research, and invites commentary from experts and administrators from all levels of education.
  
  Glenn Busby Co-host and producer of The Best of Our Knowledge, has made a special commitment to report on important developments in educational research. The fact is, at every college and university there is a great deal of research being conducted which could potentially have a dramatic impact on the ways in which we educate our students, from the lower grades right through graduate school. Unfortunately, all too often the results of that research are relegated to a shelf somewhere, or are only seen by the small number of people who actually read the scholarly journals. There is no question that the work is being done -- the problem is, once it's done, the people in a position to benefit from it most haven't often gotten a chance to hear about it. The Best of Our Knowledge is produced by WAMC/Northeast Public Radio's National Productions in Albany , N.Y.