School’s out at Spring Lake Park High School, but a group of students is staying after class, their eyes glued on a PowerPoint presentation. Topics… Read More
Long before Josh Crespo became a first-generation college student, he wondered if students of color like himself belonged in college. “… Growing up, that’s the… Read More
When Ibrahim Hirsi applied for ThreeSixty Journalism summer camp in 2006, one of the application questions asked, “Why do you want to be a part… Read More
Jovonta Patton could not stop yawning. It’s 11 a.m. Aug. 1, a day after Jovonta Patton Day in Minnesota (which was officially declared by Governor… Read More
Publishing a moving story. Conducting a powerful interview. Reporting a story that brings change. Undertaking those responsibilities is not everyone’s cup of tea, but for… Read More
AS I WALKED slowly into the hall after the second-hour bell at Minneapolis Southwest High School in January, I thought to myself, “I’ve never done… Read More
The week’s lessons were in place, the more than 30 students at Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis and Harding Senior High School in St. Paul… Read More
The Minnesota Timberwolves rookie talks life in the NBA as a teenager, Flip Saunders and improvement Zekriah Chaudhry also contributed with this story. AS RISING… Read More
The Minneapolis NAACP president, civil rights attorney, activist and law professor talks Jamar Clark, racial tension and how youth can create change THIRTY MINUTES AFTER… Read More
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“Stop Al-Shabab barbaric terror.” “We stand with Garissa University.” “Down (with) extremist Al-Shabab ideology.” These were some of the words written on signs being displayed… Read More
At 17 years old, Zach Sobiech became nationally known for “Clouds,” a popular song about his battle with terminal cancer, which ended in May… Read More
It’s July 14 and 57 degrees — the coldest mid-July day on record in Minneapolis. It’s miserable, frankly, as rain drizzles intermittently at Target Field…. Read More
Would Minnesota’s largest attraction exist as it is today without public relations teams monitoring the Mall of America brand constantly? The Mall of America is… Read More
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