The Charity Care Crisis: Why Minnesota’s Nonprofit Hospitals Are Falling Short
For millions of Americans, the promise of a nonprofit hospital is a pillar of the social safety net: in exchange for tax-exempt status, these institutions are expected to prioritize community health over profit margins, specifically by providing…
From Stage to Strategy: How Signe Harriday is Redefining Nonprofit Leadership
In an era where university theater programs are facing systemic contraction—with many departments being absorbed into larger administrative structures or shuttered entirely due to budget deficits—the viability of an arts-centric career path has become a…
From Stage to Strategy: How Signe Harriday is Redefining Nonprofit Leadership
In an era where university theater programs are facing existential threats—ranging from being absorbed into larger departments to outright elimination—the traditional narrative suggests that an advanced degree in the performing arts is a precarious…
The Charity Gap: Minnesota’s Nonprofit Hospitals Under Scrutiny Amid Mounting Medical Debt
In the quiet suburbs of St. Cloud, Minnesota, Cori Roberts keeps a folder of records that represents a four-year battle not just against cancer, but against the very institution that treated it. Diagnosed with early-stage cervical cancer while working a…
From the Stage to the Boardroom: How Signe Harriday is Redefining Nonprofit Leadership
In an era where higher education institutions are systematically downsizing their theater programs—often absorbing them into other departments or eliminating them entirely—the perceived utility of an advanced degree in the performing arts is frequently…
