When members of the Imani Winds learned they were nominated for a 2006 Grammy Award, they couldn’t contain their excitement. “I think the first thing… Read More
When I went to Ethiopia in 2015 to celebrate my uncle graduating from college, I remember watching a story about a woman and her child… Read More
I am proud to be Karen (pronounced “kuh-REN”). My family is from Burma, also known as Myanmar, a country in southeast Asia. The Karen people… Read More
Disclaimer: I wrote this story in memory of Kim Jong-hyun because I’ve also had that feeling of depression and been told to “suck it up,”… Read More
I was the first one to get the bad news. On a Sunday morning in September, I got a Facebook message from my cousin in… Read More
I’m a woman, I’m black and I’m a Muslim. I’m also grateful. I was scrolling on Twitter when I saw a Rohingya Muslim man who… Read More
It all began with a love-hate relationship between me and K-pop, a subculture of music that comes from South Korea. This genre has been influenced… Read More
The quote. It’s one of the most powerful storytelling tools. We teach our ThreeSixty Journalism high school students that quotes serve a number of functions in… Read More
As soon as I opened the email, I grinned from ear to ear. I saw the highlighted word, “Congratulations,” and knew I had been accepted… Read More
I place a bag of Peanut Butter M&Ms in our shopping cart, without asking my dad first. As our cart’s wheels squeak down the aisle,… Read More
Scrolling down your social media news feed to check what your friends are up to, you notice news articles with bold headlines that say something… Read More
Looking around my ninth-grade science class at Eagan High School, I noticed I was one of only two students of color in class, along with… Read More
It is a hot, quiet day. The air is talking in tiny whispers, creeping up on the back of my shirt. Sitting on the bench,… Read More
I am not ashamed to be a first-generation college student. As a senior at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Minneapolis, I plan to be… Read More
I see my identity as a jigsaw puzzle. Each piece represents a part of who I am. Every day, I collect more pieces. Soon I’ll… Read More
During the homecoming pep fest at St. Paul Harding this year, the student flag staff held the American flag in the gymnasium while the national… Read More
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