Self

based on a book by Erika Lee A large segment of the U.S. population worried that immigrants were too numerous

When I was first thinking of applying to college, my knowledge was limited. I didn’t know about the process of

Dying With Dignity submitted by Rebecca Thoman Terminally ill Minnesotans await action from the Legislature on the End-of-Life Options Act

The women ahead of me who lead the way as artists are barely getting by. But they would never let you know that they were barely existing.

The 2019 Status of Older Women in Minnesota report examines the economic well-being, health, and safety of women ages 55

Communism promised an equitable society with workers enjoying the fruits of their labors. Everyone would have housing, health care, education. There would be no discrimination against women, or religious minorities, or people of different ethnic backgrounds.

What I want our communities to talk about: how generational trauma affects our financial wellbeing. We can learn and unlearn traumatic events that might be affecting us today, unconsciously sabotaging our own wellbeing.

Trap or Grow The #GrowFood movement, started by North Minneapolis youth, has launched its first video, connected to its “Trap

Kristen McCoy, known to friends as “The Upcycler,” has a simple mission: to rescue used garments from the landfill and

The following is excerpted from Lorna Landvik’s 2019 novel “Chronicles of a Radical Hag (With Recipes).” Throughout the book, Landvik