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
Spring 2020 Magazine Articles
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
Scholars Report Great Fall Semester
ThreeSixty scholars spent fall 2019 studying and working abroad, creating programs, while also gaining recognition at the University of St. Thomas College of Arts and… 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
A ‘Seed’ Grows, and Then Some
Dig a hole, place the seeds, fill with soil. Next comes the waiting. You can give a seed everything it needs – sun, water, nutrients… 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
My Hair, My History
I want to shave my head and go bald. I don’t want to deal with any of this. I just want to start over. From… Read More
‘MasterChef Junior’ Contestant Inspires
As the clock ticked by, 12-year-old Ariana Feygin rushed to finish roasting the lamb. With over 70 wedding guests waiting to be served, she scrambled to meet… 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
This St. Paul Chef’s Got Seoul
From sunrise to sunset, John Gleason has business on his mind. Gleason is responsible for everything from cooking to paying the bills to creating new… 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
Ariana Feygin: Trailblazer in Food, More
Ariana Feygin is a chef, a successful philanthropist and a motivational speaker who has spoken in front of 11,000 kids. She’s only 15 years old. Feygin, a… Read More
Edwidge Danticat: ‘We Have Rights’
ThreeSixty Journalism Reporter Ayomide Adesanya sat down for an exclusive interview with award-winning author and 2009 MacArthur Fellow Edwidge Danticat. Edwidge Danticat was born in Haiti… Read More
Pioneer Press Awards Alumna Jiles
ThreeSixty Journalism alumna Erianna Jiles has been selected as the 2019 recipient of the $2,000 Pioneer Press/MN Newspaper & Communications Guild Diversity Scholarship. Jiles is… Read More
College Essay: Grandma’s Room
Listen to the digital audio version of “Grandma’s Room.” I can remember feeling the loud silence as I walked into the hospital room. The sight… Read More