Founding ThreeSixty Journalism board member and ardent supporter Doug Hennes ’77, died Thursday, July 19, at the age of 63. Hennes was St. Thomas vice… Read More
In Memory of Doug Hennes
ThreeSixty Student Lands Prestigious JCamp Spot
ThreeSixty Journalism student Kai Sanchez will attend the prestigious Asian American Journalist Association (AAJA) JCamp in Detroit this month. Sanchez, who will be a senior… Read More
TV Broadcast Camp in Collaboration with Center for Prevention Is Back
ThreeSixty Journalism’s TV broadcast camp is back this summer with more media partners than ever. For the second year in a row, ThreeSixty is collaborating… Read More
‘A Night for Somalia’: Event raises funds for Mogadishu bombing victims
On a windy and cold Thanksgiving evening, while others were celebrating the holiday with friends and family, I headed to Safari Restaurant in south Minneapolis… Read More
Shaking up classical music: Grammy-nominated Imani Winds highlights diverse sounds, perspectives
When members of the Imani Winds learned they were nominated for a 2006 Grammy Award, they couldn’t contain their excitement. “I think the first thing… Read More
ThreeSixty Alumna Returns as Instructor
ThreeSixty Journalism alumna Maya Shelton-Davies is back at ThreeSixty this summer, but this time as an instructor of ThreeSixty’s Introduction to Journalism Camp. Shelton-Davies is… Read More
Ybarra Joins Leadership Council
Andy Ybarra, a senior vice president of Weber Shandwick Minneapolis, has been elected to the ThreeSixty Journalism Leadership Council. Over the years, Ybarra has participated… Read More
Summer 2018 Kicks Off with Boot Camp
On June 18, 2018, high school students ventured to the University of St. Thomas to begin their ThreeSixty Journalism journey with College Essay Boot Camp…. Read More
‘A desperate person’s last hope’: Innocence Project of Minnesota helps free man who spent 11 years behind bars
David Schultz sat down across from Terry Olson at Stillwater Prison, meeting for the first time in a room designated for private attorney-client discussions. Initially,… Read More
Changing the face of justice: Sophia Vuelo Appointed First Hmong-American Judge in Minnesota
On Nov. 30 last year, Gov. Mark Dayton appointed Sophia Vuelo as a district court judge in the second judicial district of Minnesota. Vuelo, a… Read More
College Essay: Music Opens Doors
The beauty of the piano was that it became a large part of who I am. The consonant and dissonant sounds of jazz, classical, and… Read More
ThreeSixty Alumni Spotlight: Ariel Kendall helps young people follow their dreams
As a ThreeSixty Journalism student in 2007, Ariel Kendall developed a love for writing and a passion for helping other people tell their stories. She… Read More
Mikayla Holmgren: “Dreaming without limits”
Mikayla Holmgren believes in “dreaming without limits,” and that’s exactly what she’s doing. Holmgren, 23, of Stillwater, made national headlines earlier this year after becoming… Read More
Gretchen Carlson breaks barriers and blazes trails
The night before Gretchen Carlson quit her job as a Fox News TV host in 2016, she told her 11- and 13-year old children what… Read More
ThreeSixty Focus on… St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter
St. Paul runs in Melvin Carter III’s family. He’s a fourth-generation St. Paul resident and graduate of St. Paul Central High School. His grandfather was… Read More
ThreeSixty Focus on… Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey
More than a decade ago, Jacob Frey was a young law student running through Minneapolis during the Twin Cities Marathon. It was his first experience… Read More
