The New York Times introduces 3 additional fellows and its Dow Jones News Fund Editing Interns

We’re pleased to announce three additions to the 2023-24 Times Fellowship class: J. Edward Moreno, Aaron Boxerman and Claire Fahy.

Edward, most recently a reporter at Bloomberg Law, will be our Carr Fellow in Business. Aaron, who has worked as a journalist in Jerusalem, will be our International fellow in London. And Claire, currently a news assistant on the Express desk at The Times, will join the program as a fellow on the Metro desk.

We are also delighted to share that Neelam Bohra will stay on in her role as a reporting fellow focused on disability issues, embedding with The Texas Tribune for a year. The embed will allow her to examine topics at the state and local level. The fellowship, which is philanthropically supported, is in partnership with the National Center on Disability and Journalism and Mass Communication at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University. The embed will take place in lieu of a disability fellow at The Times for 2023-24. We will recruit for the next disability fellow in the fall.

You can learn more about the new fellowship class here. Beginning next month, these up-and-coming journalists will spend a full year learning and working together in a program that forms a key part of The Times’s commitment to developing the industry’s next generation.

Four college students also will join the newsroom for 10 weeks this summer as Dow Jones News Fund editing interns. Dori Gray and Sophie Young will work on the Flexible Editing desk. Colin Crawford and Joy Diamond will edit on our Print Hub.

Dorian “Dori” Gray is a 2023 graduate of Ohio University. There, she served as the managing editor of Thread Magazine and a writer for both The Post and Southeast Ohio Magazine. She is a cat mom, avid reader and fashion enthusiast. She loves that her name is an anagram of “Dior.”

Sophie Young plans to graduate from Kent State University in December. She is editor in chief of The Burr magazine. She has also reported for KentWired and interned for The Dayton Daily News. Sophie won the Albert Fitzpatrick Award for Excellence in Reporting in 2022 for coverage of her university’s administration. She enjoys hiking, trying new foods and going to concerts.

Colin Crawford is expected to graduate from Northwestern University in 2025. There, he serves as an editor for The Daily Northwestern. His work has been published by The Poynter Institute, and he has contributed to the Medill School of Journalism, Media and Marketing Communications Open Education Resource. Colin loves eating Guyanese food and listening to his vinyl-record collection.

Joy Diamond is a rising junior at the University of California, Berkeley, where she has worked at The Daily Californian. She was a Next Gen Critics and arts intern at The San Francisco Chronicle. Her writing has also appeared in The Alameda Sun and Alameda Magazine. Joy enjoys sewing, playing music and bantering over a cup of hot matcha.

Please welcome them aboard.