Created in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, Design Justice seeks to support the retention and inclusion of Black, Indigenous and students of color, starting with a cluster-hire this fall.

A new coffee shop, “Gossip Girl” reboot, resumed and “tick, tick… BOOM!” on Netflix should get you through the week.

The exhibit will be on display through Nov. 30 at the Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center in St. Paul.

In Campus Contrived, the Minnesota Daily’s newest series, writers uncover the stories behind underappreciated works of art and architecture on the Twin Cities campus.

The exhibition showcases Mauricio Lasansky’s visceral reactions to Nazi war crimes.

After dropping out of her product design program, Allison Hunsley is finding a path and hitting her stride as a muralist.

Ease your mind and treat yourself to Italian street food, a new binge-worthy Netflix series and more recommendations from our arts and entertainment writers this week.

Get through the second week of school with the A&E desk’s picks of the week.

In their second creative event of 2021, St. Paul Black business owners and artists alike reprise their roles in an environment that’s familiar and culturally comfortable.

The event on Sept. 10 will offer live music, food and art activities — all free for students.