Jewish students across several Midwestern campuses are seeing something new this year: better grades. The Anti-Defamation League’s latest Campus Antisemitism Report Card evaluates universities on policies, campus climate and the strength of Jewish...

Torah Prep School of St. Louis began with six students learning in the basement of a home. Nearly four decades later, the Orthodox day school is preparing for its biggest expansion yet. The boys’ division, which now serves about 120 students,...

When Team Israel opens play in the 2026 World Baseball Classic this weekend in Miami, several familiar names with St. Louis baseball connections will be part of the roster and coaching staff. From former St. Louis Cardinals players to a coach who...

  On a Friday night, Temple Israel will gather as it always does — for prayer, for song, for Shabbat. But this Shabbat will carry a voice that was nearly erased. Following services on April 17, marking Yom HaShoah, Yom Hazikaron and...

In looking for any content the Jewish Light may have created around the "Blizzard of 1982," I found the following "Letter to the Editor" published on Feb. 24, 1982. The letter was written by Molly Specter and Leona Klayman, who became co-chairwomen...

A longtime community organizer is stepping into a new role aimed at strengthening Jewish life across the city. Jeremy Brok has joined MaTovu as its community and strategy lead, helping guide the direction of local Jewish engagement and collaboration. In...

The Jewish Federation of St. Louis has gone digital in a whole new way. This week, the organization launched its new website, jfedstl.org, giving its online home a complete refresh that better reflects its modern mission and growing community reach. The...