One hundred years ago, what I did last month would have been illegal. A few students from the Native Youth Council and I spent a… Read More
College Essay: Connecting with Native Roots
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Illustration: Magazine Cover Art
Illustrator Gwynnevere Vang, the 2022 ThreeSixty scholar, created this piece and the following reflection after her trip to Hoċokata Ti, the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community’s… Read More
College Essay: Loving My Reflection
I grew up with the idea that lighter skin equated to beauty. Many people in the Somali community push the narrative that in order for… Read More
App Keeps Lawyers on Standby
TurnSignl co-founder Jazz Hampton knows firsthand what it’s like to be a statistic. As a 31-year-old person of color from Minneapolis, he has been pulled… Read More
Creating Safer Spaces for LGBTQ Youth
How OutFront works to transform Minnesota communities for the better. Northfield, like many cities on Pride weekend, was flooded by people enjoying the evening as… Read More
Foundation Moves Beyond Soccer
Tony Sanneh’s lifelong journey to empower youth, enrich communities When soccer star-turned-CEO Tony Sanneh was asked, “Who are you?” he responded with an emphasis on… Read More
Can Gen Z, Life and Work Balance?
Despite what we’ve heard about the workforce and climbing the corporate ladder, achieving a “work-life balance” is not a skill most of us learn in… Read More
Tommie Award Nominee: Mia Laube
Tommie Award nominee Mia Laube, of the class of 2022, grew up in Marion, Iowa, where she developed her love for basketball and journalism. Her… Read More
St. Thomas to Rome
Rhynn Paulsen returned from a study-abroad trip to Rome, which she called a transformative experience, in mid-December. Originally, Paulsen chose to be a biology major,… Read More
COVID Doesn’t Stop Travel
Graduating high school and going off to college in the middle of a pandemic is scary enough for most students, but Ben Thomas has a… Read More
