📣 Students: We're now accepting applications for our fall 2022 fellowships in reporting, copy editing, data visuals, engagement, engineering, events, photography and more. The deadline to apply is May 2.
John Jordan/The Texas TribuneThe Texas Tribune — a nonprofit, nonpartisan digital news organization — offers paid fellowships to college students. Fellows play key roles in the most important work of The Texas Tribune, covering the biennial legislative sessions, elections and the impact of the coronavirus on the state, among other important topics.
The positions are part time in the spring and fall and are full time in the summer. They are typically based in our Austin newsroom, except for the Washington, D.C., reporting fellowship. Candidates should be available to work in person when it is safe to do so. Recent graduates are eligible for the summer program, but spring and fall fellows must be enrolled undergraduate or graduate students while they work at the Tribune. You may apply for more than one position.For general questions about the fellowship program, please contact
, director of editorial recruitment, training and career development. We do not accept applications by email.DEADLINE:Do you obsess over commas and capitalization? Do you follow AP style even when you write notes to yourself? If so, you might be perfect for our copy editing fellowship. We’re looking for meticulous students to edit Texas Tribune stories, event programs and membership emails in our innovative, fast-paced newsroom. You’ll need to follow the Associated Press Stylebook — and the Texas Tribune style guide — to help ensure everything the Tribune publishes is clear and consistent.
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