Editorial Intern, Pop Culture & Digital Storytelling
route magazineOregon (WI)
Editorial Intern, Pop Culture & Digital Storytelling
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route magazineOregon (WI)
SENIORITY
Intern
About the role
ROUTE Magazine is seeking an Editorial Intern to contribute to producing engaging pop culture stories across print and digital platforms. You will assist with research, write articles, manage social media, and help develop multimedia content in a lively newsroom environment. Hours are 15-20 per week with a $150 monthly stipend. Ideal candidates are journalism students or recent grads with strong storytelling, AP style familiarity, and a passion for media.
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