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How Tree Smith Benedikt Found Community By Starting The Jewish Poets Collective

The literary world has been no exception to skyrocketing antisemitism in the wake of Oct. 7, 2023. Jewish and Israeli writers are ostracized, cancelled, and boycotted, with attempts to publish […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on February 27, 2025

Here’s How Local Hillels and JVS Careers Partner To Help Students

When Jewish college students go to Hillel, they can expect to find all kinds of programming and support, from classes about Judaism and Israel to Shabbat dinners and holiday celebrations. […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on February 18, 2025

Rabbi Scott Shafrin To Be Next Senior Rabbi Of Adath Israel

Almost five months after the Adath Israel Congregation started looking for its next senior rabbi, the search is over: Rabbi Scott Shafrin, previously the executive director of the St. Louis […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on February 6, 2025

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You Can Donate Your Taxes To Jewish Schools In Cincinnati – Here’s Why That Support Matters

Since 2021, Rockwern Academy, Chai Tots Early Childhood Center, and the Cincinnati Hebrew Day School have collectively raised an extra $225,000 for scholarships to help kids attend the Jewish day […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on February 5, 2025

University Of Cincinnati Was Unresponsive To Anti-Jewish Incidents, Federal Agency Says

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 […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on January 13, 2025

Here’s How To Help People In The L.A. Fires

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 […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on January 9, 2025

How Rabbi Drew Kaplan Turned A Passion Into ‘The Jewish Drinking Show’

In mid-2019, as Rabbi Drew Kaplan was working in real estate in Cincinnati, he felt like something was missing. Though he wasn’t working in the Jewish community, he still wanted […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on December 26, 2024

‘September 5’ Tackles Media Angle Of 1972 Munich Olympics Attack On Israelis

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 […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on December 20, 2024

Cincy Jews Lobbied For New Laws To Help Jewish Students – They’re Now In Effect

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 […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on November 4, 2024

Rabbi Lauren Werber Takes Lead at Beth Adam As Rabbi Barr Prepares For Retirement

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 […]

Written by Lev Gringauz on November 1, 2024

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