Minnesota Public Radio award-winning journalist Toni Randolph, a longtime ThreeSixty Journalism supporter, a champion for diversity in newsrooms and a mentor to young journalists, died… Read More
AS A GROUP, black male students in Minneapolis Public Schools have struggled with multiple things: Graduation rates, test scores, attendance and suspensions among them. To… Read More
FOR HIGH SCHOOL sophomores, the college application process can seem foreign and daunting, but a growing program aims to help students navigate the process. This… Read More
AFTER MORE THAN 15 years without a theater production at Minneapolis Roosevelt High School, the overhead lights dimmed in the school’s newly renovated auditorium in… Read More
On a February morning this year, I was rushing to find a seat for our daily assembly at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. My mind… Read More
WHEN A GIRL in one of my classes said, “Black Lives Matter is a hate group against policemen,” the entire class, including the teacher, turned… Read More
NEXT FALL, I will be a freshman at Augsburg College in Minneapolis and the first college student in my family. But my path to Augsburg… Read More
VARSITY VOLLEYBALL PLAYER. Vice President of National Honor Society and Senior Class Board. Assistant at St. Paul’s Arlington Hills Library. On top of all of… Read More
Editor’s note: ThreeSixty has changed the names of students in this story. SARAH WAS IN eighth grade the first time she smoked marijuana. She was… Read More
THEY ARE HATED with a passion. They are loved unconditionally. They are too ugly for some and accessorized to perfection by others. They are Crocs…. Read More
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