May 23, 2024
Editors Note: This Story Originally Appeared in the Dayton Jewish Observer. Associate Prof. of Psychology and Department Chair Michael Anes is a beloved member of the faculty at Wittenberg University […]
May 21, 2024
For Debbie Friedman, helping people tell their stories has been a part of her life for three decades. When she retired and became a grandparent, she reflected on how people […]
May 20, 2024
Sheri Besso, the collections manager and preparator at the Cincinnati Skirball Museum, and Abby Schwartz, the museum’s former director and now part-time curatorial consultant, will be leaving the Skirball in […]
May 16, 2024
Seventy-six years ago, in the Tel Aviv Museum, today known as Independence Hall, the founders of the modern state of Israel held a ceremony. For the first time in 2,000 […]
May 13, 2024
To be recognized as a Ger Tzaddik, Righteous Among the Nations is a rare honor given by Israel to those who saved Jewish lives during the Holocaust. Chiune Sugihara was […]
April 19, 2024
In this story: How to close a campus ‘Crushing’ deficits and fundraising woes Loss and loathing in Cincinnati Strife and success in the Great Recession The crazy-making of ‘One HUC’ […]
April 19, 2024
In July 2022, when Jewfolk, Inc., received a major grant from the Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati to create Cincy Jewfolk, I may have been a little too excited. All I […]
April 16, 2024
Around 280 people gathered at the Mayerson JCC on Apr. 15 for the Jewish Federation’s “After Oct. 7” series, a conversation, and Q&A with Israeli activist Hen Mazzig. Mazzig is […]
April 8, 2024
Good Morning Jewfolk! It is officially the day I have been waiting for when a Total Solar Eclipse will pass over a large swath of the United States. While our […]
April 5, 2024
Around 200 people gathered at the orthodox synagogue Congregation Zichron Eliezer (CZE) on March 31 to celebrate the shul welcoming a new Sefer Torah. The Hachnasat Sefer Torah (welcoming of […]