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Morgan La Casse and Hailee Schievelbein

Coldplay releases thought-provoking eighth studio album, “Everyday Life”

by Norah Kleven
Published December 2, 2019
The album explores themes of social and environmental justice while experimenting with sound.
Marisol Herling gets ready for prom on Saturday, June 15 in Minneapolis.

A night to remember: “Queer Prom” reclaims the high school tradition

by Becca Most
Published June 19, 2019
The dance gave the Twin Cities queer community an opportunity to dress up and enjoy a kind of prom they never had.
Natalie Deeble and daughter Saniya watch as the Pride Parade marches down Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis on June 24, 2018.

A&E’s Twin Cities Pride Guide

by Becca Most
Published June 18, 2019
The pride parade isn’t the only must-attend event this week.
Culture compass: MCAD, Midsommar and morels

Culture compass: MCAD, Midsommar and morels

by Sophie Vilensky
Published June 12, 2019

Friday: “25 Years Out: MCAD MFA Alumni Exhibit” This Friday, the Minneapolis College of Art and Design will celebrate 25 years of its master of fine arts program with the coolest college graduation...

Liza Gorman-Baer works on an embroidery piece in Minneapolis on Saturday June 8th. 

Armed with a needle and thread

by Becca Most
Published June 12, 2019
University graduate fosters community, activism through embroidery.
Chicago based circus Brave Space takes place at Xelias Aerial Arts in Northeast Minneapolis on Saturday, June 8.

Building a brave space

by Becca Most
Published June 12, 2019
The contemporary circus show amazed Minnesotans Saturday, showing the importance of bravery in building communities.
Alex Pieczynski and Kathy Patino browse the shelves of The Book House on Thursday, May 2 2019. Pieczynski and Patino are members of Chicago band GIRL K. 

Judging a book by more than its cover

by Ksenia Gorinshteyn
Published May 6, 2019
Rare book sellers and collectors look to preserve our past and our present, for our future.
Wally Sakallah poses for a portrait inside Wallys Falafel and Hummus, one of the businesses he owns, on Wednesday, May 1. Its all the about the family business, he said. The family recipes they used back home, they brought here, and didn’t change anything so it tastes like home.”

Wally’s brings a piece of the Middle East to Dinkytown

by Becca Most
Published May 6, 2019
The well-loved restaurant celebrates Palestinian identity and culture.
A video still from dance student Ally Paitls capstone project, Petaled. The video uses dance to illustrate over-sexualized portrayals of women in mass media.

Femininity in full bloom

by Becca Most
Published May 2, 2019
Dance senior Ally Paitl’s capstone project embraces womanhood in the age of mass media.

Culture compass: Dance, ‘Star Wars,’ and Beyoncé

by Becca Most
Published May 2, 2019
Your guide to the last weekend of the school year from A&E.

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