Work isn’t work for Lori Keekley. For her, “work” is letting her journalism students run the show while teaching them camera skills and giving them… Read More
A month before the election, the woman who would become the first Somali-American legislator in U.S. history talks her candidacy, marriage controversy and future. When… Read More
Books were part of Maria Keller’s life before she was even born. While pregnant, Keller’s mother, Maura, used to read to her not-yet- born daughter… Read More
Anyone who has played for Larry McKenzie has heard “the creed.” Former Minneapolis North two-sport star Tyler Johnson heard it before he was a Division… Read More
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
Last summer, Mina Yuan traveled on the subway in South Korea for two hours to get to Seoul, the capital city near the North Korean… Read More
It’s 6 a.m. on a Monday when Joey Doyle arrives at the weight room of Minneapolis Southwest High School. It’s still dark outside and the… Read More
For Rosie Letofsky, taking a knee during the national anthem at her volleyball game on Sept. 15 was a no-brainer. Letofsky, a Minneapolis South High… Read More
The first day of school can be full of surprises. But this year, when Champlin Park High School junior Loveisajoy Pha learned of a new,… Read More
School’s out at Spring Lake Park High School, but a group of students is staying after class, their eyes glued on a PowerPoint presentation. Topics… Read More
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