“The Way I Work” Some people might need convincing that the words “graffiti” and “art” belong together in the same sentence. But whether seen as… Read More
Walking through the Sabathani Community Center in Minneapolis, a long, winding hallway greets me. The lighting is dim and the walls are bare. Women of… Read More
My mother came to America for one reason and one reason only. The “American Dream.” What she didn’t know was the land we held onto… Read More
In any gathering of Asian people, there will always be food. This past summer, I was selected to play Fredericka from Stephen Sondheim’s “A Little… Read More
With nearly every high school student owning a smartphone or accessing various social media accounts, the need for popularity and followers can be overwhelming. As… Read More
It was a day I won’t ever forget. The day I met a girl so polite and friendly, so full of life, I knew that… Read More
Kristie Anderson will be the first to admit that students probably think of it as “the sex clinic.” But as nurse practitioner at Minneapolis Washburn… Read More
Editor’s note: ThreeSixty Journalism has changed the names of teen sources in this story for privacy reasons. Nobody likes being the butt of a joke… Read More
“Honestly, when we found out the news, it was a complete shock.” Blaine High School student Hayley Pierce-Ramsdell fell into despair when her close high… Read More
Joy Nollenberg, founder of the Joy Project in Minneapolis, can vouch for the lack of awareness surrounding eating disorders. In February 2006, Nollenberg founded the… Read More
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