Kehillah Students
Are Constantly Creating
Across disciplines and experiences, their work reflects curiosity, rigor, and imagination. The Fold brings that work together, offering a single place to experience the full range of student creativity.
What began in 2021 as The Ramblings, a collection of visual art and creative writing, has grown alongside our students. Today, The Fold expands that vision to include research, engineering, performance, and projects that don’t fit neatly into one category, but belong just the same.
Like a fold in a piece of paper, something simple becomes layered, dimensional, and full of possibility. |
The Fold reflects that idea. A place where different forms of work come together, shaped by students and guided by curiosity.
This is not everything our students create. It’s a glimpse.
And it all belongs here.
Flip through The Fold
Opacity & Questioning
in the Talmud
A thoughtful exploration of ambiguity and interpretation, “Opacity & Questioning in the Talmud” by Jenna Mu, Class of 2027 invites readers to engage deeply with the text.
Flip through to explore her perspective.
Brain
An intricate, expressive composition, “Brain” by Allison Gordon, Class of 2026 invites listeners into a dynamic musical landscape.
Press play to take a listen.
TIDEPOOL
Inspired by moments at the beach, “Tidepool” by Abigail Peterson, Class of 2028, and Noga Halevy, Class of 2028, layers voice and harmony into a textured, poetic soundscape that feels fluid and reflective, like the ocean.
PODCAST
Hosted, written, and produced by Hannah Wanderman, Class of 2029, this podcast explores Elizabeth of York — one of the central women to the War of Roses — through research, storytelling, and historical inquiry: bringing the past into conversation with the present.