The application process for The Nation's Winter/Spring 2020 internship program is now open. Get more details and find out how to apply by the Oct. 8 deadline.
A new online platform dedicated to news literacy is up and running, courtesy of Hunter's Journalism Program Director Sissel McCarthy. She created the site to help journalism students and others develop what she considers a new core competency.
Leading political observer and commentator Jonathan Alter was guest speaker at the Feature Writing class Sept. 12. A journalist, filmmaker and bestselling author, and currently a contributing correspondent and political analyst for NBC and MSNBC, Alter gave students some tough advice about making it in journalism.
Spoon University, a food resource for and by college students is seeking student journalists, as is The Envoy, an independent-run student news publication. Click to find out more.
Applications are now available for the 2020 Dow Jones News Fund Internship program. College juniors, seniors and graduate students are invited to apply for paid summer 2020 internships in data journalism, digital media, business reporting and multiplatform editing. Deadline for the application and and related tests (see below) is Nov. 8.
amNewYork is looking for journalism students for the Fall internship program. Available are an amNewYork editorial internship and an amNY.com fall internship.
Journalism student Maria Luisa Imbachi has been named winner of the the Aronson Award for Undergraduate Journalism. Find out what topic Imbachi covered to win her the coveted Aronson.
WABC-TV has numerous internships listings for Spring 2020, including sports, operations/production, digital, investigative, 7 On Your Side and Here & Now.
Type Investigations is looking for an entry-level researcher and/or fact-checker with a deep interest in investigative journalism. Find out more and how to apply.
Reuters is looking for aspiring journalists for its paid 2020 summer internship program, with hands-on reporting positions covering business, political and general news.
Lloyd Siegel, a 44-year veteran journalist of NBC News, visited Professor Sissel McCarthy’s Studio News Production class and offered praise for the latest Hunter News Now show.
A panel discussion scheduled for May 21 at Hunter College will address an ongoing crisis for journalists in Mexico, who are being harassed and killed. The event is organized in part by the Aronson Awards for Social Justice Journalism, based out of Hunter.