In June, the romantic drama “Materialists” debuted in theaters to generally positive reviews. The film, starring Dakota Johnson and directed by Celine Song, was praised for its social commentary and...
It was one degree outside during the Students for a Democratic Society walkout on Jan. 26. I stopped by, outskirting the chanting crowd at Northrop. It was two days after the killing of Alex Pretti, three...
Chances are, we've all been in a situation where a friend or family member gave their take on a social or political issue that we didn’t agree with, and it made us take a step back. While our first instinct...
Amid the headlines we’re living through as United States citizens, and particularly as Minnesotans, one thing is clear: The internet and our culture are fundamentally unserious in the face of making...
Despite our closely divided state legislature and red county map, it’s not controversial to say Minnesota is a blue state.In presidential elections, Minnesota holds the longest streak among the 50...
On March 11, 2020, a letter from the office of the president of the University of Minnesota announced that all in-person instruction would be unilaterally suspended until April 1 to mitigate the spread...
In an onslaught of information packaged in loaded language, bias, propaganda and polarization, we’re called to deeply examine how language’s strategic manipulations attempt to illustrate reality.Even...
As we move into the new year, a wave of reverence for the past has begun to take over Generation Z. We’re returning to our roots: Musical.ly, Kylie Jenner lip kits, Zara Larsson’s “Lush Life,”...
Minnesota and the Twin Cities have become an ideological battleground for our nation’s future, the second time in five years. Following the brutalization of Twin Cities residents, including but...
With everything that happened in the past few months, it’s not a stretch to say that Minneapolis and Minnesota are under siege. Tensions are running high as the Trump administration continues Operation...
