There are a couple of things that Maria Hinojosa and I share in common: First, we’re strong Latina journalists who aren’t afraid to use our… Read More
Life-Changing: Meeting a Superwoman
All posts by Theresa Malloy Lemickson
Panel’s Advice: Get Creative, Diversify
The second day of the Truth and Transformation: Changing Racial Narratives in the Media conference featured a panel discussion on how change in racial narratives… Read More
Alumna Tells Stories of Invisible
“Since I was young I wanted to write but I didn’t know what,” said ThreeSixty Journalism alumna Katelyn Vue. She has since found the what…. Read More
New Narratives: More Than Stereotypes
Hoopers. Rappers. Gang members. Drug dealers. These are all words that stereotype Black men. And yes, there are black men who are those things. But,… Read More
Conference Calls for Newsroom Change
Addressing racial bias and its impact on racial narratives in Minnesota newsrooms can make people feel uncomfortable. According to Samuel Simmons, the first keynote speaker… Read More
Students Cover NBA Up Close
ThreeSixty Journalism high school seniors Brendan Thor (Harding), Heidi Sanchez (Hiawatha) and Jesse Ordoñez-Saybe (Roseville) had full media access during a Timberwolves game versus the… Read More
Lab Puts Students in Anchor Chair
Also read about ThreeSixty’s newsroom writing and fake news learning labs. We’re recording in three, two and one…. ThreeSixty students heard that countdown before they delivered… Read More
Students Combat Fake News as Editors
Also read about ThreeSixty’s newsroom writing and TV broadcast learning labs.
ThreeSixty Learning Labs Kick Off
Also read about ThreeSixty’s fake news and TV broadcast learning labs.
MNA Honors ThreeSixty Students
ThreeSixty Journalism is excited to announce three students were honored at the Minnesota Newspaper Association Awards on Thursday, January 24, 2019. The students were joined by… Read More
