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Stories

Ariana Feygin: Trailblazer in Food, More

Feygin dazzles judges on “MasterChef Junior.”
January 2020 Paula Akakpo News, ThreeSixty Magazine

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

Feeding All St. Thomas Students

Casey Gordon sorts through donated groceries in front of a yellow Tommie Shelf bin at the University of St. Thomas.
January 2020 Safiya Mohamed News, ThreeSixty Magazine

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

Love Crunch and Leafy Greens

Illustration by Jacqueline Martinez
January 2020 Josiah Lemm ThreeSixty Magazine, Voices

The day starts with my ancient iPad muttering a creepy sci-fi sound. I hit snooze once, hit the button twice, hit it a third time… Read More

‘MasterChef Junior’ Contestant Inspires

Ariana Feygin announces her teammates’ individual jobs for the wedding competition.
January 2020 Ilhaan Dhegadub News, ThreeSixty Magazine

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

My Hair, My History

Aaliyah Demry poses with her mom who inspired her to return to her natural hair
January 2020 Aaliyah Demry ThreeSixty Magazine, Voices

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

This St. Paul Chef’s Got Seoul

Chef John Gleason poses in a kitchen at the University of St. Thomas, where he graduated in 2002 with a degree in marketing and management. Gleason owns Bap and Chicken in St. Paul.
January 2020 Ayomide Adesanya News, ThreeSixty Magazine

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

Edwidge Danticat: ‘We Have Rights’

ThreeSixty student Ayomide Adesanya shares a laugh with author Edwidge Danticat during their interview.
December 2019 Ayomide Adesanya Changemakers, Culture, ThreeSixty Magazine

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

Backstage with Kao Kalia Yang

ThreeSixty Alumnae Kelly Ordoñez-Saybe and Erianna Jiles visit local author Kao Kalia Yang at the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts in St. Paul.
October 2019 Kelly Ordoñez-Saybe 360 Alums, 360 News

  Hmong-American writer Kao Kalia Yang never doubts the power of a blank page. The professional writer, born in Ban Vinai Refugee camp in Thailand… Read More

Life Journey Continues for 2016 Scholar

ThreeSixty Scholar Danielle Wong spent her spring semester studying abroad in Taiwan.
September 2019 Datelle Straub 360 Alums, 360 Scholars, Summer Camp

Danielle Wong had an inkling she should pursue a youth journalism program while in high school. Her high school, Eastview High School in Apple Valley,… Read More

Native Lacrosse Mixes Competition, Ceremony

A young lacrosse player with a traditional wooden stick looks for an open teammate to pass to. (Courtesy David Joles)
September 2019 Evelyn Lillemoe Health Equity, Summer Camp

They don’t wear protective gear; they have beautiful wooden sticks; their goal is simply a pole; and their rule book consists of only one idea:… Read More

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