CMG was founded in 1935 and incorporated in 1942, beginning as a student organization that produced radio programs airing on WESG. Later in the 1940s, CMG purchased small AM transmitters and installed them in each of Cornell’s dorms, choosing the call letters: WVBR. Seeking to serve the off-campus community, CMG filed an application with the FCC in the mid-1950s for an FM station license, which was not an ordinary feat for a college-student-operated radio station. Over the years WVBR has become a substantial component of the local community. CMG has expanded to a multimedia company that also owns CornellRadio.com and Electric Buffalo Records.

CMG is an independent non-profit corporation completely owned and managed by students of Cornell and other universities.

Cornell Media Guild, Inc.

This office is likely focused on radio broadcasting and management for Cornell's media initiatives.

604 E Buffalo St

Grace Zahm

This department focuses on fostering relationships and engagement with alumni to strengthen community ties and promote ongoing collaboration.

Alumni Relations

This department oversees the production and dissemination of audio content across various platforms.

Broadcast Media

This department manages the creation and delivery of radio content, ensuring high-quality programming and effective audience engagement.

Cornell Media Guild, Inc.

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Teams

Alumni Relations

Broadcast Media

Broadcast Operations

Offices

Cornell Media Guild, Inc.

Org chart

Teams

Alumni Relations

Broadcast Media

Broadcast Operations

Offices

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