For more than 35 years, ISI’s Collegiate Network has supported independent college newspapers, magazines, and journals that report on important campus issues ignored by the mainstream media.
ISI Collegiate Network student journalists focus public awareness on the politicization of American college classrooms, curricula, and student life. They elevate the level of discourse on campus and provide an outlet for students to hold university faculty and administrators accountable.
ISI’s Collegiate Network supports over 80 student-run publications across the country, including the Dartmouth Review, the Chicago Thinker, the Lone Conservative, and the Claremont Independent. We also connect students with journalism fellowship programs that offer future career opportunities.
Active Collegiate Network Papers
Does your campus already have an affiliate Collegiate Network publication? If you want to join an existing paper or start your own, get in touch using the link below.
Apply for a Journalism Internship or Fellowship

Launch your career in journalism.
We place students who are seriously considering a journalism career in full-time positions that offer writing opportunities at some of the nation’s leading publications.
Participants can choose between a 10‑week summer internship or a yearlong fellowship, both of which are paid and designed to immerse emerging talent in real newsroom environments. From reporting and feature writing to understanding editorial workflows, candidates gain hands-on experience that builds confidence and sharpens professional skills.
For any student seriously pursuing a future in journalism, these journalism fellowship programs are an essential step toward a successful career.
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Prominent Alumni
Many influential figures have come through ISI’s Collegiate Network, including:

Peter Thiel
Investor, Philanthropist, Bestselling author

Neil Gorsuch
Supreme Court Justice

Ann Coulter
Bestselling Author and Columnist

David O. Sacks
White House AI & Crypto Czar

Ross Douthat
The New York Times Columnist

Marc Thiessen
Syndicated Columnist, Former Chief Presidential Speechwriter