Recent content from Rachel Hutton
Law professor's book on inclusive leadership outlines steps for promoting diverse, equitable workplaces
The director of St. Thomas' Center on Race, Leadership and Social Justice defines a new approach to DEI.
COVID spurs a QR code comeback. But are the loved and hated widgets here to stay?
DIY digital transactions are used in stores, parking meters and especially restaurants, where they're disrupting notions of service, for better and worse.
Why do Minnesotans have accents?
The state's well-known accent has come to symbolize folksy charm. But it has also been gradually evolving.
HGTV stars Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent design homes that tell stories – and share their own
Native son Nate Berkus and his husband, Jeremiah Brent, have a new TV show that makes design personal.
Heading into our second COVID winter creates conflict for some Minnesotans
As we head indoors and holidays approach, there's a wide range of opinions — and lack of guidance — on pandemic precautions.
Wedding of popular Minnesota vloggers 'Squirmy and Grubs' featured in music video
Couple portrayed in new song hope to increase visibility of the disability community.
Designer camper cabins offer chic overnights in Dakota County's Whitetail Woods
Mod cabins are close enough to have pizza delivered — but feel worlds away from the city.
Among zodiac signs, Leos supposedly most vaccinated, Scorpios least
Utah health department fights message fatigue by comparing vaccination rates of astrological signs.
Why Minnesotans can't stop talking about the Halloween Blizzard of 1991
It's the 30th anniversary of one of the biggest weather events in recent Minnesota history. So we should note it, right?
'Opioid Reckoning' questions the 'Just Say No' and 12-step approaches
Macalester prof's new book examines Minnesota's opioid epidemic.