Loyola University of Chicago has announced that it is taking back day-to-day control of its WLUW-FM from Chicago Public Radio, which has run the station for the last five years under a special management agreement, and is mulling over the possibility of using the community radio station WLUW-FM in the course work of students enrolled in its new communications department's public relations and advertising classes. Read Time Out and Chicagoist and Robert Feder in the Chicago Sun-Times and Loyola's flack faq. And Audiversity here and here and Radio Free Chicago.

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