April 17 was a dark day for academic freedom in the United States. Columbia University President Nemat Shafik told a congressional hearing that some statements heard during recent protests — such as “from the river to the sea” — might … Continued
These look to be dark days for dance in the Twin Cities. While every branch of the performing arts is struggling to get back on its feet post-COVID, dance is experiencing more of a crisis than most. One study said … Continued
St. Paul Chamber Orchestra musicians, including principal violinist Kyu-Young Kim, at right, perform in June 2021 at Bravo! Vail in Colorado. Instead of employing a conductor, as is traditional at many other orchestras, SPCO is led by playing musicians. (Photo … Continued
DENVER — Not only was Timberwolves coach Chris Finch in Denver for Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals on Saturday, but he even did his first media availability of the week ahead of the contest. Denver’s media setup includes … Continued
Royce Lewis has torn his anterior cruciate ligament twice. He has endured multiple lengthy rehab processes that have kept him off the field for a year at a time. This time around, as he works his way back from a … Continued
With the way the Twins have been playing, it’s starting to feel like they will inevitably find a way to win. MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA – MAY 04: Members of the Minnesota Twins celebrate their victory against the Boston Red Sox with … Continued