AISH Connections Offers Trips for College Students
Aish Connections announces summer trips to NYC for college students.
Too Many Jews on Supreme Court? Pat Buchanan Thinks So
We can add another person to the list of people who don’t like Jews and we are yet again reminded that we live in a country (and world) where there are people who do not like us.
The (real) Day the Earth Stood Still
This coming week is the anniversary of the most world changing event in the history of mankind. It is also one of the least well-known Jewish Festivals on the Jewish calendar.
Let's Kibbitz: on Snubs at Summer Weddings
We’re asking you to answer this question amongst yourselves. Nu, two Jews, three opinions, right? Let’s have it.
A Young Mother's Struggle With Anorexia: a free event at Temple Israel [UPDATED]
Most of us know someone who has been affected by an eating disorder. Come hear author Erica Rivera discuss her experiences with anorexia as a young mother.
Jews and Domestic Violence: A Story From Our Community?
Tovah kept telling herself she wasn’t a victim.
Jews and All That Jazz
In honor of Jazz Appreciation month, TC Jewfolk persuaded jazz musician Mark Levy to educate us a bit on the Jewish roots of jazz music.
A Passover Reflection on Freedom
In every generation, each person must tell the Passover story as though she or he were personally liberated from Egypt. From slavery. Why are we required to retell this story, and to retell it as if we ourselves have experienced it?
Surviving Passover: A College Student’s Guide
As a college student (who doesn’t really know how to cook), I needed to find some recipes that are quick, easy and cheap to make.
At the Forefront of Social Change
A look at NCJW, the longest standing Jewish women’s volunteer organization in America, in the last of three guest posts for Women’s History Month on TC Jewfolk.