In the final few days before my sophomore year, I suddenly received the news that my school, Minneapolis College Prep, had closed. I was lost…. Read More
When One School Closes . . .
College Essay: Sum of All My Parts
Korean. Korean adopted. American. Immigrant. All powerful words that make me who I am. People sometimes ask me when I knew I was adopted. My… Read More
ThreeSixty Focus on . . . Star Tribune Media Critic Neal Justin
At a time when the president of the United States labels many media organizations as the enemy, Neal Justin fights for adolescents to share their… Read More
“Representation Matters”
On Nadege Souvenir’s first day of law school, she had no idea what to expect. “Very quickly I realized that a lot of my classmates,… Read More
North News: New Stories and a Real Truth
Kenzie O’Keefe grew up in St. Paul. She now lives and works in North Minneapolis as editor and publisher of North News. “We’re just trying… Read More
MPR Engages in Racial Narrative Project
During Linda Miller’s 20 years of working for newspapers, she recognized how the news media has serious issues with racial narratives that prevent them from… Read More
Life After ThreeSixty: ThreeSixty Alumni
What binds ThreeSixty Journalism alumni together? For one, their ability to create dynamic change everywhere they go. Take a look at two ThreeSixty graduates: Amira… Read More
Hamline Set to Host Truth and Transformation Conference
Inclusiveness has been a mission for Hamline University since it was founded in 1854. Now, Hamline University and five additional organizations are working on a… Read More
Creating a More Diverse Narrative
Minnesota Humanities Center works with partners all across the state using educational partnerships and public programming to inspire community conversations and illuminate authentic diverse voices—especially… Read More
College Essay: One Thousand Miles
My mom shoved me into the car again. I didn’t know where we were going this time. I was only six and already didn’t know… Read More
