UMN Improves Grade In New ADL Campus Antisemitism Report Card
The University of Minnesota received a B from the ADL in its annual Campus Antisemitism Report, up from a C last year. The report graded the school as being above […]
Orthodox Rabbi Mike Moskowitz Bringing Lessons of LGBTQ+ Allyship To Beth El
Rabbi Mike Moskowitz knows that he is not what people expect to see when they hear he’s an LGBTQ+ ally. After all, he knows that not many ultra-Orthodox-trained rabbis take […]
How Do I Help My Child Avoid a Problematic Playdate
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, A parent reached out to ask if our 8-year-old […]
Shir Tikvah’s Mutual Aid Campaign Tops $1 Million
As Operation Metro Surge ramped up in Minnesota, the leadership of Shir Tikvah Congregation realized there would be a need for mutual aid efforts in the state. In a little […]
Who The Folk?! Alex Lubet
Before Alex Lubet started a long career in academia, and even before starting college as a student, Lubet had immersed himself in world music thanks to the record-store job he […]
Art Gallery Display Channelling Mikveh, Jewish Mysticism, Opening In North Loop
Multidisciplinary artist Rachel Leah Cohn’s new art show at the Form+Content Gallery, by her own admission, is very Jewish. But that exploration of her Judaism started in part, thanks to […]
Slurs Aimed at Frey, Black Community In Flyers Across Twin Cities
When Sarah W. let her daughters walk around the block last weekend, it was hardly an odd experience in their very walkable St. Paul neighborhood. Nor was stopping to see […]
Who The Folk?! Sarajane Landun
Sarajane Landun was working in Los Angeles in a corporate job when she realized how much she loved working with families in planning of their events. Now back home in […]
Passover Seder Matching 2026
The annual holiday tradition we all love! TC Jewfolk’s holiday matchmaking is live to help you find a Passover Seder in your area or to let you invite guests to […]
Most American Jews Feel Less Safe, New Survey Finds
More than nine in 10 American Jews feel less safe as a Jewish person in the United States, according to a new American Jewish Committee survey. The AJC’s State of […]