Population Study Finds Jewish Community Growth
The study shows a community firmly in the norm of Jewish trends across the country.
Some Medical Professionals Lean On Faith To Beat Stress
At the beginning of 2020, Vivian Fischer, a family physician in Minneapolis, expected a calm end to her nearly 30-year career. In January, the Allina Health clinic she worked at […]
Remembering Beloved Teacher Bella Porter Smith
Smith remembered as a kind, patient, and enthusiastic educator.
Reflecting On A Holiday Different From All Others
A few weeks ago, punning off of the surreal nature of celebrating Passover during a pandemic, author and playwright Max Sparber tweeted, “Seder leader: Why is tonight different from all […]
Virus Turning Jewish Rituals Upside Down
Services, classes, and meetings transitioned online with relative ease — often into the multiple screens of Zoom or the live video feature of Facebook. But essential Jewish rituals have not had it so easy.
Jewish, Muslim, LGBTQ Groups Lead Charge On Hate Crimes Bill
Jewish advocacy groups are co-leading the effort to pass a bill this legislative session that will help Minnesota address a rise in hate crimes that has plagued the country and […]
The Jewish Guide To The Minnesota Legislative Session
Legislative session opens Feb. 11.
What’s Really The Climate For Jewish Students On Campus?
Over the past decade, across the United States, college campuses have ingrained a deep sense of fear in the Jewish community. Jewish college students have been ostracized, refused letters of […]
‘There’s No Room For Fear, No Room For Hate’
More than 1,400 attended the rally at Temple Israel.
Jew Review: ‘The Report’
Golden Valley native Scott Z. Burns takes on the CIA’s torture program in his new film.