Carly Quast

After a two-year hiatus, Spring Jam’s 2022 musical lineup has been released. But with a lack of notable names on the list, University students aren’t happy.

The Weisman Art Museum’s most recent pop-up exhibition featured Art From the Inside – a Twin Cities based organization that highlights local incarcerated visual artists’ work.

Packed with a locals-only lineup, mosh pits and energy that had the room grooving, locals WHY NOT premiered their electronic “VERY WHY NOT” EP at 7th Street Entry Sunday night.

Local poet Kyle Tran Myhre explores the powerful role art plays in fighting authoritarianism in his newest work, “Not a Lot of Reasons to Sing, But Enough.”

From community murals and pop-up art exhibitions to vegan workshops and lots of live music, we have 11 events to get you out on the town this March.

With students sporting vintage, handmade and thrifted clothing on the University’s West Bank, their style is something to marvel at — and we have insights on favorite stores, sources of inspiration and style visions.

Theater Mu is teaming up with On Stage to spark conversation about their upcoming production of “Man of God,” both in the theater and on college campuses.

From pizza to hot pot, University of Minnesota students reveal some of their favorite late-night drunk eats on campus.

Offering local musicians the chance to compete to perform at the University of Minnesota’s Spring Jam, Battle of the Bands has returned to The Whole.

“Times in Collapse,” the University of Minnesota’s newest multimedia art exhibit, reevaluates the concept of reality in pieces created by four Twin Cities artists.