16News is WMJF-TV's flagship show, bringing Towson University students the news that they care about from right here on campus and all around the world.

Towson Sports Weekly, WMJF's longest running television program, is your weekly review of everything in the Towson sports universe.

Full Court Press (or FCP, as it is known) is your one stop source for everything Towson basketball.

In the same vein as ESPN's Pardon the Interruption and Around the Horn, two (or sometimes four) Towson sports analysts provide their insight into any Towson, national, or international sports news (and occasionally some off topic news).

Similar to ESPN's Rome is Burning, our host Daniel Abraham brings the Towson students hard hitting interviews with some of Towson's biggest names in sports.

Towson Gameday (or TGD, as it is known) is your one stop source for everything Towson football.

We will defy the norm! The slogan of WMJF's hit sketch comedy show. With a combination of sketches and hidden camera gags, WMJF's oldest entertainment show is sure to please anyone willing to laugh.

Towson Exposure, WMJF-TV's longest running entertainment show, helps EMF students to show their projects to wider audience

Bringing you  the lighter side to today's big news stories, as well as the lesser known stories, and some other fun sketches playing of recent events.

WMJF's first man of late night, Phil Kessell offers all the same things as the other late night host like guests, bands, and hilarious sketches, but he offers it with a Towson twist.

Film School, WMJF's first continuous narrative show (sitcom), is based around the life of film student, Will Shaker, a guy with an over active imagination and more insecurities than Freud could deal with.

Who better to give college students an opinion on the latest films, then college students themselves? Join the At the Movies team as they review the newest movies in the theaters and the latest DVDs to be released for your viewing pleasure. 

Video games have been a staple of American culture for over 20 years. Who better to talk about video games then the generation that grew up with them? Press Start takes a look at the newest in video gaming technology.