Clear Channel is going to college. Its iHeartRadio digital radio service is adding 14 college stations to its panel of 800+ outlets, launching later this month. Comprising the initial roster: Appalachian State’s rock WASU, Boone, N.C.; Connecticut College’s WCNI, New London, Conn.; Dartmouth College's modern rock WFRD, Lebanon-Rutland-White River Junction, N.H.; Denison University’s block programmed WDUB, Granville, Ohio; DePaul University’s blocked WRDP, Chicago; Emerson College’s adult alternative WERS, Boston; Flagler College’s blocked WFCF, St. Augustine, Fla.; Green River College’s alternative KGRG, Seattle-Tacoma; Ithaca College’s modern rock WICB, Ithaca, N.Y.; Rice University’s blocked KRTU, Houston; Seton Hall University’s hard rock/metal WSOU, South Orange, N.J.; Stanford University’s blocked KZSU, San Francisco; Temple University’s blocked WHIP, Philadelphia; and College of Wooster’s blocked WCWS, Wooster, Ohio. Clear Channel Media and Entertainment President/CEO John Hogan says the new iHeartRadio initiative “is a great source of local and independent programming that offers users a more diverse listening experience and provides listeners new opportunities for music, news and sports exposure and discovery.” Additional stations will be added to the roster in the coming months.