
IPM’s Content Creation Lab returns offering unique opportunity to teen media enthusiasts
The semester blends hands-on studio time with guided workshops, creative challenges, and real-world media practices.

The semester blends hands-on studio time with guided workshops, creative challenges, and real-world media practices.

Jim Meadows was a full-time reporter at Illinois Public Media on that day, and he shared some reflections with IPM News and Public Affairs Director Reginald Hardwick earlier this week.

One-on-one in-depth conversations with congressional, gubernatorial, senate, and local government candidates from the 21st Show and IPM News ahead of the November mid-terms

Kimberly Schofield became the All Things Considered host in 2022 and was promoted to Morning Edition host in 2023.

The judges considered material produced between July 1, 2024, and December 31, 2025.

Teens and parents should apply now at TeenSummit2.net.

Lillie Duncanson and John Steinbacher officially began sharing the executive director role on Sunday.

State of Change 2025 airs Thursday, November 13 at 7:00 p.m. on WILL-TV.

Bresnahan will become the special advisor to the dean on public media at the college, and two department heads are being promoted from within to take on the executive director role.

Staff at the Urbana-based station learned in an email Tuesday morning that the College of Media is removing current executive director Moss Bresnahan, moving him to an advisory role within the college.

Two full-time positions at the station are being eliminated and three others will remain vacant, IPM Executive Director Moss Bresnahan told staff on Wednesday.

After over 25 years at Illinois Pubic Media, Jim Meadows is retiring. He reflects on his career with Morning Edition host Kimberly Schofield.

Missouri and Illinois public media stations stand to lose about $20.5 million annually as the result of the federal rescission package.

IPM’s executive director Moss Bresnahan spoke to IPM News’ Kimberly Schofield about what a loss in public support could mean for the station’s radio, television and digital programs.

Senators seek to protect public media from censorship.