Writer: Andrew Krosch

Andrew Krosch examines a prison strip search, the humiliation, control, and the lasting cost to human dignity. Looks like I’m on my way to a…

Andrew Krosch describes how new Minnesota DOC policies restricting prison legal papers threaten incarcerated individuals’ access to courts and their ability to seek justice. It’s…

Andrew Krosch writes about segregation—one of the most traumatic experiences in prison, because of the time spent locked down and the devastating property loss that…

Andrew Krosch writes about life inside the segregation unit at Minnesota Correctional Facility–Oak Park Heights, where daily routines, tense encounters, and quiet endurance define the…

Andrew Krosch reflects on prison friendship — a fragile, complicated bond, shaped as much by unspoken rules and survival instincts as by genuine human connection.…

Andrew Krosch explains the strange calm that can come from prison isolation. A place meant for punishment but sometimes experienced as relief. Within the Administrative…

Andrew Krosch describes a recent parole board hearing he attends, knowing full well there is nothing he could say to get out of prison given…