CFRU 93.3 FM

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Music media · Guelph, Ontario

Compiled from official public sources · last checked July 25, 2026

CFRU 93.3 FM is the volunteer-run campus and community radio station of the University of Guelph, on air for over forty years, supporting creative projects in and around Guelph.

CFRU 93.3 FM is the volunteer-run campus and community radio station of the University of Guelph, on air for more than forty years. It states that it engages, informs and entertains its listeners, empowers and mentors its volunteers, and supports creative projects in and around Guelph. Its programming includes jazz, groove and open-format music shows. Music submissions are free and reviewed by the Music Director and trained volunteers against station mandate, collection needs, current programming and representation priorities; airplay is not guaranteed.

University of Guelph campus and community radiovolunteer-runGuelph creative projects

Editorial profile

Outlet type
Radio station
Editorial languages
English
Editorial formats
Campus and community radio, music programming, volunteer-produced shows
Coverage
Recorded music, local artists, community projects
Genres
Jazz, groove, open-format
Coverage region
Guelph, Ontario
Community focus
University of Guelph campus, creative projects in and around Guelph, station volunteers
Services
campus and community radio, music programming, volunteer-produced shows
Service territory
Guelph, Ontario
Submissions
Open to submissions· Last checked July 25, 2026Designated role inbox · Direct, no-fee routeRequested materials: An EP with a minimum of three tracks, or a full-length album, artist and album information, a track listing, and contact information, high-quality MP3 files, sent as a zip file or a download link, a separate local-music submission form is available for Guelph-area artists

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