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WUGA is hiring for a FWS Junior Reporter.

Build your journalistic portfolio and transform in-depth local reporting into broadcast-ready news packages, podcasts and digital content for WUGA FM.

WUGA is seeking self-motivated, dynamic, and curious individuals with strong writing skills to become an integral member of our News Department. We aim to find people passionate about sharing local news stories, including rarely-heard stories.

Applicants must be Federal Work Study eligible.

Get more details and apply via handshake!

WUGA FM offers internships to University of Georgia students in a variety areas of radio station operations. Interested candidates should apply through https://app.joinhandshake.com

News/Athens News Matters

Interns in the newsroom have an opportunity to contribute content, written or voiced, to WUGA FM's news products, including daily newscasts and our weekly public affairs program, Athens News Matters.

Many of our interns have gone on to successful careers in broadcasting at NPR and its affiliate stations. Working with our news producers and reporters, interns work on scripts for news stories, conduct research, work with anchors to prepare them for interviews, edit audio, and with exceptionally qualified candidates, report, produce, and voice their own work.

The ideal candidate for this internship should have strong writing skills, a familiarity with how to write journalistically, and have a proven ability to meet deadlines.

Operations/Production

Develop a detailed understanding of the operational functions at an NPR-affiliated radio station. Provide hands-on support in preparing program materials, conducting program historical research, observing station staff in preparing automation systems for error-free, professional-sounding broadcasts. Acquire detailed understanding of the broadcast process. This is an on-site internship.

Athens Pride and Queer Collective questions commissioners on federal funding — Georgia House and Senate lock horns over university funding, hospitals

In brief: Former president Jimmy Carter enters hospice care — Georgia Mall redevelopment project could move ahead — public survey on replacing fire station — limited access to the Courthouse — Georgia foster care system overstretched — UGA women's basktball wins, men's loses

In brief: What we know (and don't know) after the grand jury report comes out — Clarke Board of Education wants changes to mall agreement — two Clarke high schools get AP honors — Plant Vogtle launch delayed again — Senate bill targets librarians

In brief: Early voting underway in Special Election, Georgia Senate discuss school voucher plan, lawmakers try to increase tobacco tax, UGA men's and women's basketball lose, baseball won three out of four, softball sweeps the floor

In brief: Polls open Monday at 8:00 for three weeks of early voting — state lawmakers consider more voting bills — Athens Community Career Academy seeks volunteers — UGA women's b-ball wins final home game

In brief: Thornton arrested after single-vehicle accident on Monday — ACC budget hearings begin — Senate committee advances bill denying some gender-affirming care — lawmakers unveil mental health bill — Black, rural communities at greater risk of heart disease

In brief: Commissioners continue discussion of mall redevelopment and homelessness prevention and relief — lawmakers push mental health improvement — Georgia Senators hint at leaner times — UGA men's basketball lost and women's home game tonight — Atlanta Hawks coach fired

In brief: New questions arise for mall redevelopment — Courthouse reopening — Georgia Deparment of Human services under fire — moving up primaries reaps economic benefits — Georgia men's basketball heads to Arkansas

New law band most gender-affirming treatment for people under 18 — ACC animal shelter in quarantine — unemployment remains low — lawmakers approve bill banning proof of COVID vax