Erianna Jiles is a St. Paul-native and Threesixty alumna. Jiles has taken every opportunity she can to work in journalism, and in particular, radio. College climate is her beat, but being a young, curious, African-American woman is her life.
Erianna is a graduate of St. Paul Como Park High School and current student at Metro State University.
For the fourth consecutive year, ThreeSixty Journalism, Padilla and Center for Prevention at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota won a Minnesota Public Relations Society of America’s (PRSA) Classics Award…. Read More
Click to listen to the Racial Reckoning Daily Updates and the weekly half-hour show. ThreeSixty alumni continue to make their voices heard. Check out what… Read More
ThreeSixty Journalism is excited to share program alumnus Dymanh Chhoun is joining its leadership team. Since participating in camps as a senior in high school… Read More
ThreeSixty Journalism students were honored in the Minnesota Newspaper Association’s 2019-2020 Better Newspaper Contest. Their stories were up against college and professional newspapers for separate… Read More
Remember your first byline? That magical moment for ThreeSixty students happened Saturday, Sept. 12, when the Star Tribune featured their stories.
Remember your first byline? That magical moment for ThreeSixty students happened Saturday, Sept. 5, when the Pioneer Press featured their stories.
AS A GROUP, black male students in Minneapolis Public Schools have struggled with multiple things: Graduation rates, test scores, attendance and suspensions among them. To… Read More
DEVAN SAYLES, A BUSINESS application analyst at General Mills, doesn’t have to look far for a mentor in her field. Her mother was in the… Read More
Student-athletes can face difficult choices in picking a school to play for RECENT COLLEGE GRADUATE Marvin Singleton would tell any high school athlete not to… Read More
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