Upon her ordination last year, Rabbi Eva Rose Cohen became the first and only rabbi affiliated with Humanistic Judaism in Minnesota. On March 22, she’ll make history again with her […]
Every five years, delegates representing Jewry from around the world gather in Jerusalem at the World Zionist Congress (WZC) to make impactful policy decisions – including how to allocate over […]
TC Jewfolk is excited to announce a new project just in time for Valentine’s Day. Old School Jewish Matchmaking (OSJM) is a program open to singles 65 and over who […]
Minnesota Jewfolk may like to claim the Frozen Chosen title, but Glory – a unique and compelling play that blends action, humor, and history – is at Theatre in the […]
Jessica Ostrov, a parent and teacher from St. Paul, knew as she planned her volunteering trip to Israel, her second since October 7, to expect the extraordinary as a matter […]
TC Jewfolk is proud to partner with MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger – a national organization inspired by Jewish values – to fight to end hunger among people of […]
It was in simpler and more peaceful times that the Maccabeats’ first music video for Hanukkah, intended for their mostly Orthodox audience, went viral. The year was 2010, and since […]
A newly released report offers insights into the “troubling and highly complex situation on U.S. campuses at the end of the 2023-24 academic year” after Oct. 7. The University of […]
The beginning of the 2024-25 academic year coincides with Elul, the Hebrew month preceding the High Holidays, considered a time for personal reflection on the preceding year and hopes for […]
The 2024-25 academic year brings added anxiety for Jewish college students, faculty, and staff after anti-Israel hostility spilled into the collective and individual targeting of Jews across U.S. campuses in […]