KCCU Public Radio

KCCU is a public radio station and NPR member owned by Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma. The flagship, KCCU 89.3 FM, signed on in July 1989 to serve Lawton, Fort Sill and Duncan, and the network has since grown to full-power stations KOCU 90.1 FM in Altus, KLCU 90.3 FM in Ardmore and KMCU 88.7 FM in Wichita Falls, Texas, reaching southwest and south central Oklahoma and north central Texas.

The station began as a classical music service. As its support grew, programming expanded to jazz, variety shows and NPR news, and today the schedule pairs Morning Edition and All Things Considered with classical music, jazz and national programs from NPR and American Public Media. KCCU also produces its own programming, including Mary McClure's Slice of Life, Community Focus, an interview and feature segment on local events and organizations, and the CU Today podcast with Cameron University's president.

KCCU is an operating unit of Cameron University, which is governed by the Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma. Its studios are in the basement of the university's Administration Building at 2800 West Gore Boulevard in Lawton. As a campus station it gives broadcast students internship and scholarship opportunities, including CU News, a student-produced newscast about the university.

KCCU runs with a small professional staff supported by students. Its staff has included a director of broadcasting and general manager, a station manager and operations director, program and news directors, a campus media engineer and administrative support. Station positions are posted on Cameron University's employment site, and student jobs through the university's student employment program.