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About WUTV
Our History
WUTV, originally Cable 13, was founded in the early 1970s by Jerry Mock, David Chapman, Jim Herts, and others as part of the University of West Georgia’s College of Education. What began as a small, under-equipped studio quickly grew into a central hub for campus media and hands-on learning.
Our Team
The station expanded through a partnership with the local cable provider, securing Channel 13 and airing student-produced content, sports, and community programming. It later became part of the Mass Communications Department, supporting television production education.
Following the FCC’s 2009 digital mandate, the station transitioned from analog to digital and was rebranded as WUTV in 2014.
Today
Today, WUTV serves as a 24-hour, student-run television station and experiential learning lab, providing real-world production experience while serving the UWG and Carroll County communities.
Become a WUTV Volunteer
Join WUTV Today!
We welcome all majors to volunteer at WUTV. Students interested in joining WUTV are
encouraged to attend an Interest Meeting and then placed in the University Television Interest
Program also known as UTIP. Most University Television Interest Programs start at the
beginning of fall semester and we welcome all majors to participate. Students learn skills such
as managing, writing, reporting, producing, directing, filming, and editing programs that
enhance their understanding and appreciation of all aspects of the television industry.