Student-Run Media

Student-run media organizations, which include newspapers, magazines, radio, and other programming, are editorially independent of the College and its administration. Student-run media outlets are funded primarily through the student activities fee, a fund managed by the Student Activities Funding Committee (“SAFC”), which consists of student members and one non-voting student activities staff member. The College has no control over or input on the content of such publications and programming. The College does not control or provide input on the content of student-run publications or programs. 

Student-run media organizations are required to comply with College policies, and are required to first be chartered by the Bowdoin Student Government. Student-run media outlets are funded primarily through the student activities fee, a fund managed by the Treasury Funding Commission ("TFC"), which consists of student members and one non-voting student activities staff member.

Students who participate in radio programming are additionally required to comply with Federal Communication Commission (FCC) regulations.