The Minnesota Daily

St. Paul Crawl ain’t small

by John Sand
Published October 7, 2009

Our state’s capital showcases their artistic talent through a series of gallery tours, artist studios and live performances.

by John Sand
Published September 30, 2009

Yang’s installation at the Walker explores the life inside of lifeless objects.

by Thomas Q. Johnson
Published September 23, 2009

A&E’s intrepid reporter fields the needles and skulls to check out the Minneapolis Tattoo Arts Convention.

by Thomas Q. Johnson
Published September 16, 2009

We all do it, now learn to get the most out of it with some simple steps from a not-so-creepy student group.

by Thomas Q. Johnson
Published September 16, 2009

“Encounters: The Past Re-configured” at the Nash looks into the past to see the future identity of Chinese art.

by Mark Brenden
Published September 9, 2009

Both ambiguous and unpredictable, WBSC is harboring the strangest cultural events in the city.

by Thomas Q. Johnson
Published September 9, 2009

The local author releases “Heaven’s Keep” to his series of fast-moving mysteries.

by Kara Nesvig
Published September 9, 2009

E.L. Doctorow’s new novel is a national treasure

by Jay Boller
Published August 11, 2009

Last week’s Extreme Race Day at Canterbury saw ostriches in the exact state God intended: being topped by tiny men and racing for sport.

Published August 11, 2009

The release of a 48-page newspaper made entirely of comics is a lifeboat for a medium stuck in the sinking newspaper industry.