Gov. Tim Walz named Democratic activist and philanthropic executive Ellen Luger and former Ambassador Samuel Heins to the University of Minnesota’s Board of Regents Tuesday afternoon. Luger and Heins were […]
Kate Dietrick has trained the Jewish community well. In her 12 years as the archivist at the Upper Midwest Jewish Archives, Dietrick said the community knows that while paper and […]
Nearly 20 Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist and Humanist rabbis in the Twin Cities are among the more than 1,200 rabbinic signatories from around the world to a letter calling for more […]
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Editor’s note: this review ran last summer after the Tribeca Film Festival. In Bad Shabbos, winner of the Tribeca Film Festival’s Audience Award in 2024, it’s Friday night on the […]
Marissa Bader was a journalist and blogger (and occassional TC Jewfolk contributor), when she wrote her first children’s book in 2022. In a few short years, she’s just released her […]
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Alyssa Golob had more than three decades in Jewish communal work when she pivoted to Helping Paws, a service dog training organization. The organization was unwittingly thrust into the spotlight […]
In coming up with the idea behind his second Minnesota Fringe Festival show, Make America Gray Again!, John Orenstein stuck to what he knows. A retired lawyer who has been […]
If I were a librarian, I would be stymied on where to shelve this book. Discover the Power of Laughter is a complete combination of genres. Much of it is […]