Journalists Take on Capitol Reporting
Twenty ThreeSixty journalists can now add political reporting to their reporting toolbox after completing Winter News Team: Capitol Edition. The workshop was framed around the… Read More
ThreeSixty Names New Director
ThreeSixty Journalism, a nonprofit program of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas, announced Kenzie O’Keefe as its new director. O’Keefe… Read More
Trapped in the echo chamber: News that confirms only your beliefs can be ‘a very dangerous thing’
Eighteen-year-old David Jaffe is about as politically involved as any teenager. A self-proclaimed political aficionado, Jaffe starts his day by listening to National Public Radio,… Read More
Not playtime anymore: Coralie Maldonado, a youth activist, calls for social justice in schools. And her peers call her ‘Social Justice Girl.’
The first time Coralie Maldonado led a protest, she was only in kindergarten. “I found myself one day laying in the middle of the floor… Read More
Grappling with safety: Debate has emerged over how to prevent school violence
JAMIL LOTT HAS a lot to deal with every day. He might be assuring a substitute teacher that a student is frustrated, not dangerous, or… Read More
ThreeSixty Focus on… Nekima Levy-Pounds
The Minneapolis NAACP president, civil rights attorney, activist and law professor talks Jamar Clark, racial tension and how youth can create change THIRTY MINUTES AFTER… Read More
Do teens care about politics and civic life?
Though they know of current events, students see themselves as less active in making change than previous generations WHEN THE BELL RINGS at Wayzata High… Read More