An independent, public local radio station with a scientific and cultural orientation, focusing on student affairs and providing them with news, information, and programs in the realms of science, culture, entertainment, and sports. During religious occasions, it also broadcasts religious programming. The station is dedicated to training and preparing students of the College of Media for careers in radio broadcasting. Through its broadcasts, “The College of Media Radio” aims to engage with its audience by offering diverse programs and adhering to journalistic and media standards that the College of Media strives to instill in the new generation of future media professionals. It also seeks to raise the academic standards of the student community by emphasizing scientific, cultural, and research-supportive programming. Additionally, through its training and preparatory programs, the station pursues its goals of providing students with practical and professional training in all stages of radio production. The station assumes responsibility for training students in areas such as radio editing, production, program preparation and presentation, and the development of radio correspondents and news presenters.

The college library is a specialized scientific library focused on media and communication books. It is divided into two sections: the Theses and Dissertations Library and the Books and Scientific Journals Library. The Theses and Dissertations Library houses approximately 744 theses and dissertations, a number that is continuously growing, all within the field of media. The Books Library contains more than ten thousand books in media and communication, and it is updated regularly throughout the academic year.

The college has several scientific laboratories equipped with numerous computers connected to the internet, loaded with specialized media software. These labs provide students with the opportunity to learn and practice media-related technologies, such as editing, design, and radio and television production, as well as familiarize themselves with computer programs and statistical software. These labs also serve as practical components in some lectures and courses, offering hands-on experience related to the professional tasks of media practitioners in the field.