When Rabbi Sholom and Mushky Brook moved to Minneapolis to start a Chabad aimed at early-career professionals, they were trying to fill a gap: young professionals aren’t heading back to […]
As a political science professor with a background in international conflict and security, Ron Krebs is no stranger to adjusting his curriculum on the fly when global events require. But […]
This column is dedicated to the memory of Chuck Connelly. Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear […]
The University of Minnesota Board of Regents voted not to divest endowment funds from Israel on Tuesday morning, concluding a process that started in April when anti-Israel protesters set up […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, My 9-year-old daughter used to like going to synagogue […]
The Mercury Club announced softball player Rose Neuman and hockey player Branson Appelman this year’s recipients of the Mercury Award, an award gifted yearly to two outstanding high school students […]
New year, same result in Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District DFL Primary Tuesday night. Rep. Ilhan Omar defeated challenger Don Samuels for the second primary in a row, 56% to 43%, […]
When the summer ended at Herzl Camp on Aug. 6 and nine buses of campers returned to Beth El Synagogue, one bus kept on heading south to the airport – […]
When both halves of a couple are members of the clergy, finding a synagogue to work at that has something for both of them isn’t the easiest thing to pull […]
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz was a guest on Jewfolk Podcast’s The Jews Are Tired in October 2020 as part of TC Jewfolk’s J-Cation fundraiser, where he talked about the relationship […]