College radio stations across the U.S. at both public and private universities have  been sold, are under consideration for sale or have been transferred from student stations to non-student operation. Here is a list.

• KAUR, Augustana College, still owned by Augustana but being operated by Minnesota Public Radio
• KTRU, Rice University, sold to University of Houston for use as public radio station
• KTXT, Texas Tech University, still owned by Texas Tech but control transferred to public station KOHM
• KWJC, William Jewell College, leasing airwaves to Air-1
• WCAL, St. Olaf College, sold to Minnesota Public Radio
• WDYN, Tennessee Temple University, sold to Charlotte Radio Group
• WJHU, Johns Hopkins University
• WNAZ, Trevecca Nazarene University, sold to Bott Broadcasting
• WRVU, Vanderbilt University, leasing airwaves to Nashville Public Radio– paperwork for sale has not yet been submitted to FCC
• WXEL, Barry University, sold to Classical South Florida
• KUSF, University of San Francisco, leasing airwaves to Classical Public Radio Network– FCC still investigating and has not yet approved potential sale
• WAWL (now WJBP), Chattanooga State Technical Community College, sold to Family Life Radio Network
• WJMF, Bryant University, leasing airwaves to WGBH for use by its classical station

- Daniel Reimold and Jennifer Waits