In Fall 2010, The Ohio State University purchased commercial station WWCD; that station was soon given new call letters - WOSA - and switched to a full-time classical music station.
 WOSU-FM then began simulcasting the NPR news and talk format on WOSU-AM, though the FM station was now branded as the main station.
WOSU also converted four of its satellite stations, WOSB in Marion, WOSE in Coshocton, WOSP in Portsmouth and WOSV in Mansfield, to repeaters of WOSA.
In particular, WOSB and WOSV serve areas north of Columbus that are not served well by the new 101.1 frequency.
In Fall 2010, The Ohio State University purchased commercial station WWCD; that station was soon given new call letters - WOSA - and switched to a full-time classical music station.  WOSU-FM then began simulcasting the NPR news and talk format on WOSU-AM, though the FM station was now branded as the main station. WOSU also converted four of its satellite stations, WOSB in Marion, WOSE in Coshocton, WOSP in Portsmouth and WOSV in Mansfield, to repeaters of WOSA. In particular, WOSB and WOSV serve areas north of Columbus that are not served well by the new 101.1 frequency.
WOSU-FM