Two ThreeSixty Journalism students were honored for their stories produced at ThreeSixty’s News Reporter Academy camp, which is a two-week program in the summer. MNA… Read More
Students Honored for Camp Stories
Spring 2020 Magazine Articles
Being a Sidelines Mentor
First you think about how small you are, standing next to near 7-foot NBA players. Then, you feel a lot bigger, standing on the court… Read More
A Culture of Disrespect
When my co-worker tried to dodge a Happy Meal box that was thrown at her, I realized what kind of people I was dealing with. … Read More
Medicinal Plants with Magical Properties
The outdoor medicinal garden at St. Thomas has plants to treat just about every disease you can name: Madagascar periwinkle and evening primrose for diabetes; coneflower… Read More
Gourmet Hot Dogs with a Twist
As a young boy, Yia Vang thought hot dogs were “the greatest idea ever.” To Vang, a Hmong refugee born in Thailand and living in Minnesota, an American… Read More
Breaking Bread: All Are Welcome
Have you ever wished there was a restaurant that feels like your own dining room, with big tables like Thanksgiving night? A place where you… Read More
Restaurant Dishes Up Owner’s Passion
“It’s me on a plate,” said John Gleason, owner and head chef at Bap and Chicken. Located at 1328 Grand Ave. in St. Paul’s Macalester-Groveland… Read More
Medicinal Garden Sees Through ‘Plant Blindness’
The sweet aroma of a medicinal garden easily overpowers that known feeling of stepping into a bakery. The Medicinal Garden is nestled outside a greenhouse… Read More
Creating Food, Music for Change
In 2016, youth involved with a North Minneapolis-based nonprofit called Appetite for Change created a music video called “Grow Food.” The five-minute video, (embedded below)… Read More
Yia Vang’s Hmong Restaurant Journey
Yia Vang never enjoyed cooking growing up. He didn’t even enjoy it during college, when it was just a way to pay the bills while he pursued… Read More
