What started out as an idea in college has transformed into a local arts phenomenon.

When 20-year-old Nikki Ngamne found herself in a rut she wrote her feelings in the notes section of her phone for solace, and now she’s turned those notes into her first book “NOTE2 U.”

Heritage Studies and Public History graduate student Jacob Bernier is bringing attention to the importance of Indigenous watercraft with the opening of the exhibit “Why Canoes?”

Lovato’s first album release since her 2018 overdose combines emotional piano ballads with upbeat pop tracks to remind fans of her vocal power.

In a normal year, the University of Minnesota quiz bowl team would compete at the Intercollegiate Champion Tournament in Illinois. This year, team members competed in their bedrooms.

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Minneapolis creative Mark Khan’s new project, Rejected Sound, gives local artists a platform.

Chaka Mkali, aka I Self Devine, created an album inspired by 28 works of art from Black artists for a new exhibition titled “Rituals of Resilience.”

Femme Fatale is navigating stigmas in a male-dominated sport, all while creating a supportive community for every type of skater.

The Minnesota Independent Venue Association has been spearheading legislation aimed at providing aid to shuttered entertainment businesses.