Six years later, WMUH begins broadcasting at 89.7mhz with 10 watts transmitting power. The station's fifty-hour weekly schedule follows a diverse format, from rock to opera. 1968 - For the first time WMUH offers continuous election coverage. Student reporters call in election results from local newspapers and political headquarters. 1969 - The station begins carrying live performances from the Metropolitan Opera.
New equipment is purchased, and the schedule is expanded to eighty hours weekly.
The student staff, which now includes seventy-five people, produces a sixteen page program guide. A major donation is received form the Alumni Association to remodel the studios. The Center for the Arts opens with direct lines to WMUH for live broadcasts from the center's Recital Hall and Empie Theater. The station's primary broadcast area now covers a radius of 35 miles. The student staff invites community members to participate in programming.