 This in turn led in early 1976 to changes in management, programming, and use of facilities, as well as to increased attention from the university administration.In 1977, the student managers of the station and the university administration agreed to push for an FCC license to broadcast on 88.1 FM.Official and budgetary support from the university administration made this possible, and final approval for a 10-watt station on 88.1 FM came from the FCC in 1978.