Tuning into any news broadcast, you will quickly be made aware that these are unprecedented times. Social unrest, geopolitical time bombs, and a worldwide pandemic make everyday feel just a little...
What are Microtones
read more
Arts Articles
Did Dayglow hit all the right notes?
Review of Dayglow concert at First Avenue On October 27, 2021, Dayglow performed at First Avenue, presented by Radio K. The indie-pop artist did not disappoint. Firstly, the Dayglow crowd was...
Student painting shines a light on healthcare workers
Tenzin Chosang honors healthcare workers' bravery admist COVID-19 pandemic "Jesus Christ is justice, he sets us in the right relationship with God and others, and others have inherent dignity and...
Poetry behind the scenes
In the eyes of the beholder A closer look at a freshman English poetry project Poetry has been a topic taught in schools for quite a long time. Students dissect and analyze poems, pretending to...
Why your music matters
From the '60s to the '20s, youth culture continues to drive change Nirvana's hit song from 1991, not only was the soundtrack of the new alt-rock movement, but the voice of a new generation and the...
“An outstanding performance”
Cast of spring musical receives 19 honors for student-led production of Junie B. Jones the Musical The Minnehaha Academy Players held its first student directed winter musical, Junie B. Jones the...
Individuals seek art
Depending on their emotions and mood, individuals may listen to certain music or gravitate towards characters based on...
Between the stars, a review of Interstellar
Interstellar is defined as "occurring or situated between stars," and it is a fitting title for a movie that wholly...
Greetings from Urinetown
The Minnehaha Players' second production of the year gives the audience satire about government, corporations and...
The Falcon
Minnehaha's most recent play, which followed a young, soon-to-be-married girl who encountered a storyteller,...
Theater: The Falcon
Theater students explore storytelling through both acting and directing in the year’s first production.
Burning and building to create art
Q&A with Chris Larson ('85), local Twin Cities artist and professor of art at the U of M The Talon: You are...
Nathan Stromberg’s “Significant Stuff” exhibit
Art teacher Nathan Stromberg showcases 28 pieces of original artwork in a solo exhibit at Artistry (formerly the...
Historical fiction connects the past and present
"Chamberlain closed his eyes and saw it again. It was the most beautiful thing he had ever seen. No book or music...
Faith v.s. arts?
Theater teacher and director Nicholas Freeman rested his chin against his knuckles and gazed across a room of empty...