The International Press Corps (IPC) in Model United Nations (MUN) is more than a committee—it is the embodiment of global journalism within the conference. Delegates in the IPC adopt the role of journalists, tasked with providing comprehensive and dynamic coverage of MUN proceedings. They delve into committee activities, capturing key developments through articles, interviews, photographs, cartoons, and other creative formats that reflect their journalistic skillsets.

The IPC plays a pivotal role in shaping perceptions by reporting on committee debates, resolutions, and diplomatic interactions. By simulating real-world media dynamics, IPC delegates foster transparency and accountability, compelling committees to consider the broader implications of their actions. Their investigative journalism and incisive questioning mirror the influence of global media on international affairs.

As a whole, the IPC aims to produce a complete and engaging media output that captivates readers and sparks meaningful discourse. By blending critical analysis with creativity, IPC delegates enrich the MUN experience for all participants, ensuring that their work not only informs but also inspires deeper engagement with the issues at hand.