Chicago
Who are Chicago Jews, and what do they want? The results are in.
A new study of Chicago Jews finds more of them, with increasing diversity and shifting engagement
‘You are stronger than you think’— a message for domestic violence victims
During Domestic Violence Awareness month SHALVA reaches out to Chicago Jewish community
The Secret Jewish History of the Great Chicago Fire
Instead of O’Leary’s cow, the culprit may have been a kid named Louis M. Cohn.
Letter from Chicago: ’Hannah is a wreck:’ a Chicago Jewish group joins suicide prevention efforts
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month: The stigma around mental illness is killing us
I’m a young Jewish farmer. Here’s one way to save the Earth
A better world is a perennial world. One in which we cultivate a diverse thriving community of people and plants that live in reciprocity with nature.
What Kushner pal Ken Kurson’s songwriting suggests about his latest charges
Kurson, former editor-in-chief of The New York Observer, erstwhile Rudy Giuliani speechwriter and longtime friend of Jared Kushner is in some trouble.
‘Can I take 12 holidays off?’ and other tips for Jewish job seekers
Job markets in Chicago are booming this summer, putting job-seekers in the driver’s seat. Lavie Margolin wants to make sure you know how to handle it.
How Judy Chicago became part of art history
“I see myself in the history of art; that was one of my goals, to become part of art history.”
On Tisha B’Av, Chicago mourns three young lives lost
Chicago mourns Max Lewis, Ilan Naibryf and Anat Kimchi, all killed in the last month
A law professor and artist are transforming a decrepit former South Side Chicago synagogue into a green community space
After decades of disrepair, Congregation B’nei Bezalel will find a second life with a Jewish artist/academic couple as a living and coworking space.