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We are excited to bring back our spring Journalism Day at the Minnesota Wild! We have been working with our connections with the Minnesota Wild to bring our journalists a fun and engaging event coming up on April 15: Minnesota vs. Ducks.

The purpose of the event is to provide our students with exposure to different communications careers within the sports industry, as well as provide students real-life experience of covering a sporting event.

Here’s an overview of the experience: 

4:30 Facilities tour (including the press box)

5:00 Q & A with Wild staff (not players)

5:45 Dinner at Cossetta’s (this fee is NOT covered in the ticket price)

7:00 Students can watch and shoot a game 

Post game: Students will write an article or submit photos of the experience. Professionals will judge the submissions and award a winner. The Wild organization will provide a prize to the student journalist who wins the writing contest and the photography contest.

APPLICATIONS FOR 2025 ARE CLOSED. Limit 2 students per school.

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