University of Minnesota President Rebecca Cunningham said that while she has a “strong personal commitment” to free expression, the takeover and vandalism of Morrill Hall on the U’s Twin Cities […]
Modi Rosenfeld had studied cantoral music in college and worked as an investment banker in his early 20s when he got a laugh out of his friends by imitating the […]
Eleven people were arrested Monday evening at the University of Minnesota after members of the pro-Palestinian group Students for a Democratic Society barricaded themselves into Morrill Hall, the building where […]
Rabbi Julie Schwarzwald had spent decades on the East Coast working in Jewish education at synagogues and schools. So what would compel her to make a mid-career change and go […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, An acquaintance of mine from my synagogue applied for […]
Sarah Nathan’s multi-faceted professional experience comes down, largely, to two areas: the consumer packaged goods industry and the Jewish culinary world. Which is why launching her company NOOISH made all […]
‘MN Mammalehs: Stories from the Tribe’ is an annual show by TC Jewfolk. The show will always be in June and information about the show will always go to our […]
Welcome to the season of Sukkot, a time of family, community, and the realization that you have 3.5 days to build a hut on your lawn. So pull out the […]
After a decade on the pulpit, Rabbi Jill Avrin decided she was ready for a slightly different step in her journey. Last year, Avrin founded YourJewish, an organization that was […]
During Yom Kippur we confess almost 200 times in our prayers to sins connected with our speech. Out of the 44 sins in the “Al Cheit” prayer, 11 are associated […]