This story is part of a series about how the 2025 Minnesota Legislative Session is affecting Jewish institutions and communal priorities. Stories will include views from Jewish lawmakers and coverage […]
This story is part of a series about how the 2025 Minnesota Legislative Session is affecting Jewish institutions and communal priorities. Stories will include views from Jewish lawmakers and coverage […]
This story is part of a series about how the 2025 Minnesota Legislative Session is affecting Jewish institutions and communal priorities. Stories will include views from Jewish lawmakers and coverage […]
Jewish lawyer Daniel Rosen was nominated to be U.S. attorney for Minnesota by President Donald Trump earlier this week. If Rosen is approved by the U.S. Senate, he will follow […]
This story is part of a series about how the 2025 Minnesota Legislative Session is affecting Jewish institutions and communal priorities. Stories will include views from Jewish lawmakers and coverage […]
Katie Dietrick, the archivist for the Nathan and Theresa Berman Upper Midwest Jewish Archives at the University of Minnesota, has an extensive collection to sort through. But sometimes it’s the […]
In “Sickle,” a play about the Holodomor, the Soviet-engineered genocide of Ukrainians in the early 1930s, a group of women try to overcome starvation while a fresh-faced ideologue struggles between […]
Many people feel that kosher for Passover food is more expensive and harder to find this year. TC Jewfolk set out to figure out: Is that really true? The short […]
Over 200 members and friends of the Twin Cities Jewish community gathered at the Barry Family Campus on Thursday evening for a vigil after the bodies of three hostages were […]
Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen sometimes feels constrained. The award-winning opera singer is a countertenor, a vocal range that’s higher in men (think many of today’s male pop singers) than the more […]