Multiplatform Editing Intern

 The Dallas Morning News, is hiring for a Multiplatform Editing Intern. This internship is for Summer 2025 and usually runs from the end of May through the end of August.

As news breaks faster, it's important to get it right, and copy editors are crucial to that process online and in print. Multiplatform interns edit stories on deadline for accuracy, clarity, style, spelling and grammar for the print and digital publications, as well as write headlines appropriate for each platform. There are also opportunities to learn layout design on the news desk.  

Applicants should send eight published clips or links.  Clips may be reduced, but must be legible, or the application will be rejected.

A cover letter and resume with references are required with all applicants.

Job Requirements 

• Strong research and writing skills
• Must be able to work independently and meet deadlines
• Attention to detail
• Applicants must be enrolled in college and working toward a degree (associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s or doctorate) or they may have graduated within six months prior to the internship start date.
• It is strongly preferred that interns have a reliable vehicle.
• All interns are expected to actively use social media in the newsgathering process and could be asked to take smartphone photos or videos.
• Applicants should send no more than eight published clips or links. Clips may be reduced but must be legible.
• The clips or links should focus on the specific position the applicant desires, but materials showing a variety of reporting and writing abilities are acceptable.
• A cover letter and résumé with references are required with all applications.

The Dallas Morning News is Texas’ leading daily newspaper with a bedrock journalistic reputation, intense regional focus and close community ties. We are dedicated to covering the issues that impact everyday lives in North Texas. More than 12 million people a month read The News’ content published in print, online or digitally. Founded in 1885, The News maintains one of the largest newsrooms in Texas and has won nine Pulitzer Prizes.

We believe our community is best served by a diverse newsroom that fosters an inclusive work environment for people from all backgrounds, regardless of race, gender, age or sexual orientation.