KOSU 91.7 FM is Oklahoma State University's NPR member station, with studios in Stillwater and Oklahoma City, broadcasting NPR news and talk with alternative music from The Spy FM across central and northeastern Oklahoma.
KOSU (91.7 FM) is a public radio station operated by Oklahoma State University, with studios in the Paul Miller Building on the OSU campus in Stillwater and in downtown Oklahoma City. It signed on December 29, 1955 as KAMC and today broadcasts NPR news and talk programming along with adult album alternative music from The Spy FM, plus American Public Media and PRX programs. KOSU is the only NPR news and talk station whose primary signal covers most of the Oklahoma City market.
Its programming also airs on KOSN 107.5 FM in Ketchum, serving the Tulsa area, on KOSR 88.3 FM in Stillwater and on translators in Ponca City and Bixby. The newsroom covers state government, natural resources and water, agriculture and rural affairs, mental health and addiction, and Indigenous affairs, and the station produces local programs such as Focus: Black Oklahoma and hosts community listening sessions and open houses.
KOSU has a staff of about 30 led by Executive Director Rachel Hubbard, working in news, hosting and content development, digital production, donor experience and development. Because the station is licensed to Oklahoma State University, hiring runs through OSU Human Resources and openings are posted on the university's jobs site; KOSU's own jobs page tells applicants not to apply through Indeed.
