Internships also are available to qualified students . A statewide newspaper and the largest in the Pacific Northwest, The Oregonian's circulation is 351,085 daily and 436,084 Sunday. The Oregonian has gained national recognition for its innovative team structure and its commitment to first-rate regional and community journalism. The newspaper employs about 300 full-time journalists and two dozen newsroom interns each year. The Oregonian recruits nationally for its internship programs.
Competition is fierce for a spot in our non-traditional newsroom, which is organized by teams.
We're looking for talented candidates who exhibit intelligence, passion, creativity, integrity and commitment to a career in print journalism. Previous internship experience at a daily newspaper is required. In choosing its summer interns, The Oregonian often identifies top candidates through selective programs such as the Dow Jones Newspaper Fund Editing Intern Program, the Kaiser Media Internship in Urban Health Reporting and the Chips Quinn Scholars program. Dec. 1 for the following summer. The summer internship program is open to reporters, copy editors, photographers, graphic artists and page designers.