“William, you’re up first,” the teacher said excitedly. I was instantly anxious when my ninth-grade English teacher announced I would be the first person presenting…. Read More
College Essay: Overcoming Social Anxiety
Student Reporting Articles
Painting the Truth of Police Brutality
As Black Lives Matter protests spread throughout the world, a 45-year-old Belizean artist hopes his art will inspire people to consider the big and complicated… Read More
Focus on Community in Floyd Aftermath
At the start of March 2020, two nonprofit organizations had a combined $500,000 to help 117 North Minneapolis businesses struggling to stay open during the… Read More
Rebuilding North Minneapolis
In the aftermath of George Floyd’s death, Felicia Perry and Sarah Clyne found themselves standing on West Broadway Avenue, clearing rubble with brooms and latex… Read More
Artists Create Place to Reflect After the Killing of George Floyd
Ever since Cadex Herrera picked up a pencil, he has been creating art: from doodling to creating murals to bring awareness to social justice issues… Read More
ThreeSixty Scholar Gives Voice to Untold Stories
Armando Tecpile has a hard labor job at a dairy farm near Cochrane, Wisconsin; but that’s a significant issue for his wife, his children and… Read More
Voices: Step Aside, Amplify Black Voices
This op-ed story was produced during the Fall 2020 Youth Voice Workshop. Nonblack celebrities are using social media to unintentionally cause harm to Black communities. Instead… Read More
Voices: Xenophobia Isn’t New
This op-ed story was produced during the Fall 2020 Youth Voice Workshop. What can we learn from discrimination my ancestors faced 100 years ago? Small town… Read More
College Essay: Little Sister, My Teacher
I peeked over the incubator at the tiny bundle of cloth and stared at your peaceful, angelic face lying peacefully in it. Beautiful lashes fluttered… Read More
Youth Voice: Black in America, a Journal
Over the summer, ThreeSixty Journalism opened a call for youth to weigh in on recent events in the community. Students were asked to submit audio,… Read More
