February 2026
Faith and Community Leaders Reflect on Ice in Minneapolis
After the killing of Renée Good, faith leaders and mental health professionals share how they are guiding Minneapolis through grief, fear, and resilience.
MLK and VUCA?
In an era of uncertainty and unrest, Mary Ann Graham examines how Dr. King’s principles of wisdom and nonviolence can guide modern activism.
What it’s Like to Live in Minneapolis Right Now
Through the eyes of a mother, this essay captures daily life, exhaustion, and solidarity in a Minneapolis community living under federal enforcement pressure.
Weekend on Ice: Minneapolis Strikes in the Cold
Amid record cold, thousands of Minnesotans march in protest, showing empathy, humor, and resilience in the face of federal enforcement and violence.
Between Ice and ICE
Amid winter traditions and political tension, Susan Lenfestey explores how creativity, resistance, and community keep Minneapolis strong.
A Paperboy’s Proof: Immigrants Have Always Been Here
Through memories of a 1960s paper route, Paul Hinderle recalls how immigrant families helped build the heart and character of Minneapolis.
Anita Gopalaswamy
In a candid conversation, Anita Gopalaswamy reflects on her journey from India to Minneapolis and the vital role immigrants play in building strong communities.
Why GO? The Dakota
As winter and economic pressures hit the hospitality industry, Jason Suss urges readers to support local bars, restaurants, and music venues — starting with The Dakota.
