The Office for Civil Rights, part of the U.S. Department of Education, found that the University of Cincinnati did not sufficiently address antisemitic incidents, and often did not take action […]
The greater Los Angeles area is struggling with a brutal wildfire that’s brought devastation to thousands of homes and buildings, and left roughly 130,000 people under evacuation orders. The death […]
The 1972 Olympics were historic, largely for terrible reasons that are unforgettable for many, but unknown to others, and the fact-based drama September 5 aims to serve both audiences. The […]
Thursday, Oct. 24, marked a quiet victory for the Cincinnati Jewish community: Two pieces of state legislation to support Jewish students, passed in the last hours of this summer’s Ohio […]
When Rabbi Lauren Werber heard that Congregation Beth Adam was searching for a successor to founding Rabbi Robert Barr, who was planning his retirement, she was unsure about applying for […]
In Nov. 2023, Emily Fisher took time off from teaching to go on an educational trip to Europe and learn about antisemitism. On the trip, part of the Jewish Federation […]
One year ago, Jews around the world welcomed the Hebrew calendar year of 5784, reflected on their actions and sins, and wished for a sweet year over apple slices draped […]
Ever since Carly Perry was a little kid, growing up in a Jewish family in Tennessee, she wanted to open her own art and design business. “I’ve always been interested […]
Christine Katzman first became interested in Israel in high school, where she was co-founder of her school’s Holocaust and genocide education project. As part of the project, Katzman and other […]
Editor’s note: This story includes disturbing details of violence and sexual assault. In late-April, Sheryl Sandberg, the Jewish former Facebook executive turned philanthropist, released “Screams Before Silence,” a documentary about […]