The broadcasting festival is an annual special event held by Konkuk University Academic Broadcasting System, ABS. This year marked the 57th anniversary of the event. The event was accompanied by a variety of programs, including short/long videos produced by the station, performances by invited singers, and a giveaway event. It was held from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Friday, November 24 at the Prime Hall of Student Union Building A. The title of the event was “Bi-jeongsang”: a journey to find one's own summit “High universities, better work, social honor. Daily life living with other people's eyes under the framework of society. There was no 'summit' of my own in a uniform and universal normal. Where is the true 'summit'? Wandering doesn't mean everyone gets lost. It is okay. We are working on a map.” This is the story written for the broadcasting festival. This festival consisted of part 1, part 2, and part 3. In the first part, a congratulatory speech from the director of the ABS, and an opening video were screened.

The main video documentary, "The people who make map" was screened and the next bridge music video, "Today, One Day to Shine," was played. In the second part, a romance drama about a 20-year-old love story called "The Uncertainty of Youth" was screened. It also screened an audio drama, My Perfect Day. In the final third part, a The givenaway event was held to express gratitude to the audience, and an invited singer stage was held. The guest singer, I'll, impressed the students with a great song. The broadcasting festival ended with the screening of the final video, ‘Besummit’ The broadcasting festival made pleasant memories for students with various videos and performances, and it ended successfully.