The college students pictured here all have one thing in common: they served as College Fix summer 2022 journalism fellows.
Starting from top left: Miami University’s Charlotte Waldron worked at the Daily Caller; Grove City College’s Isaac Willour at The Dispatch; and DePaul University’s Dace Potas at Just The News.
On the bottom row is Princeton University’s Matthew Wilson, who worked at the Washington Examiner; Emory University’s Robert Schmad at the Washington Free Beacon; UNLV’s Katelynn Richardson at the Washington Examiner; and Montclair State University’s Kyle Schmidbauer at the New York Sun.
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