Safiya Mohamed is Dease Scholar at the University of St. Thomas studying in the Department of Emerging Media. She is a member of the St. Paul Central High School Class of 2020.
Safiya Mohamed
Homecoming 2023 Raises the Bar
View the Homecoming 2023 featured video, highlight program alums. View the event photos on Facebook. Watch WCCO TV’s event coverage. Read the St. Thomas Newsroom… Read More
2017 Scholar Joins Leadership Council
Samantha HoangLong is the newest member of ThreeSixty Journalism’s Leadership Council. The Council serves as the program’s advisory board, contributing primarily to programming, connecting, and… Read More
Two Alums Earn Prestigious Spots
Two ThreeSixty Journalism program alums, including 2022 ThreeSixty Scholar Gwynnevere Vang, are inaugural members of The New York Times Corps. Vang is joined on the Times Corps… Read More
Alums Power Breakthrough Project
The journalism field is struggling with a high turnover among people of color. Racial Reckoning: the Arc of Justice is working to change that. The… Read More
Pioneer Press Features Summer Stories
On Saturday, Sept. 4, the Pioneer Press published stories written by ThreeSixty’s News Reporter Academy students. The stories were produced in during summer 2021 camps… Read More
Star Tribune Publishes ThreeSixty Stories
On Saturday, Sept. 25, the Star Tribune published stories written by ThreeSixty’s News Reporter Academy students during summer 2021 camps. The stories were produced in… Read More
Aravena Named 2021 ThreeSixty Scholar
ThreeSixty Journalism recently awarded France Aravena the 2021 ThreeSixty Scholarship. Aravena receives a full-tuition, four-year scholarship to study journalism in the Department of Emerging Media… Read More
TV Campers Dive into Health Equity
ThreeSixty summer camps are magical. This past week, nine students got to experience this special magic. They attended ThreeSixty’s all-star TV Broadcast Camp, sponsored for… Read More
News Reporter Academy Camps Wrap
News Reporter Academy kicked off ThreeSixty’s on-campus July programming. The first week was sponsored by the Minnesota Humanities Center. Thirteen students completed stories on changing… Read More
Radio Camp: Twice as Nice
Sixteen students from the Twin Cities and outstate Minnesota produced their first stories for air at ThreeSixty’s Radio Broadcast Camp, held in partnership with MPR… Read More
Workshop Kicks Off In-Person Camps
ThreeSixty held its first in-person program in 15 months with a three-day Emerging Media Workshop from June 28 – 30 at the University of St…. Read More
Feeding All St. Thomas Students
Bright yellow bins filled with cereal, crackers, canned fruits and bottled water can be found around the University of St. Thomas campus. The donated food… Read More
Life After ThreeSixty: ThreeSixty Alumni
What binds ThreeSixty Journalism alumni together? For one, their ability to create dynamic change everywhere they go. Take a look at two ThreeSixty graduates: Amira… Read More
Freddie Bell Leads Audiences Through Meaningful, Impactful Narratives
KMOJ’s Freddie Bell is a game-changing, award-winning host and general manager at KMOJ, a community-oriented radio station geared toward a predominately African-American audience. He currently… Read More
Lake Calhoun or Bde Maka Ska?: The Twin Cities has its own name restoration debate
One of the most popular lakes in the Twin Cities has two names. Lake Calhoun in southwest Minneapolis was named after John C. Calhoun, who… Read More
College Essay: The value of education
The scorching heat and blazing sun signified the first day of summer break in 2015. I had just completed my seventh-grade year and my report… Read More
