The Fourth Estate

International Press Corps.

The IPC is the official media wing of the conference. It documents proceedings, captures key policy moments and publishes accurate committee coverage for delegates, schools and the school community.

Press scrum at a previous edition

Overview

IPC members function as conference correspondents. They observe committee sessions, interview delegates and produce articles, bulletins, photo features and event stories on tight deadlines. The IPC newsroom files daily editions distributed across all six committees.

Roles & Responsibilities

  • Publish timely committee briefs and roundups.
  • Conduct interviews with delegates and the executive board.
  • Maintain neutrality and factual reporting standards.
  • Coordinate with media leads on photography and publication cadence.
  • Submit final IPC portfolio outputs by conference close.
Newsroom Leadership

The IPC Dais

Zoya Simone Singh

Zoya Simone Singh

Chair
Seon Woo Kim

Seon Woo Kim

Rapporteur

Background Guide

The IPC background guide covers stylebook conventions, the daily filing schedule, judging criteria and the photo deliverables expected at each filing.

Password format · TBSMUN@2026_IPC

Application & Submission

Interested applicants can sign up for the IPC track on the registration page or via the contact form. Include writing samples or prior publication links where available.

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Tell the story in real time.

If you love reporting, photojournalism or editorial work, the IPC is where TBS MUN's most ambitious storytellers belong. Apply through the registration form and pick the "International Press Corps" track.

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