March 25, 2025
S.B. 1, a contentious state higher education bill, is likely to become law after passing both the Ohio Senate and House over the last few weeks. The Republican-championed legislation bans […]
March 20, 2025
Like most major world events, you probably know where you were, what you were doing and who you were with when you learned about the terrorist attacks on the Nova […]
March 18, 2025
Rabbi Jessica Shafrin always knew she wanted to help people and that she loved Judaism. So she picked a career path that fit both: Becoming a rabbi. But while studying […]
March 12, 2025
Isabella Gonzalez grew up in Cincinnati surrounded by music — her parents played a variety of soul and 60s’ songs, and it left a lasting impression. “My mom was showing […]
March 6, 2025
Temple Sholom Rabbi Ari Jun, the former director of the Cincinnati and Dayton JCRC, and senior rabbi at the Cincinnati synagogue since last December, was abruptly disinvited from speaking at […]
February 27, 2025
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 […]
February 25, 2025
Whitney Fisch has spent her professional life venturing into the unknown to face new challenges. The Georgia native has now taken up her latest adventure into the wilderness as the […]
February 18, 2025
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. […]
February 13, 2025
By JD Krebs – Jewish National Fund Longtime Cincinnati resident Nina Paul has lost count of how many times she’s been to Israel. A Jewish National Fund-USA Ohio Valley Board […]
February 10, 2025
By Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer The Anti-Defamation League and two legal firms — Paul Weiss and Taft — filed a civil lawsuit on behalf of the city of […]