The Zahava and Moshael Straus Center for Torah and Western Thought at Yeshiva University invites applications for the Tikvah Postdoctoral Fellowship. One fellow will be
A vigil will be held to honor the memory of the victims of the Newtown massacre on Sunday, December 14th from 4:00 pm to 5:00
New York–Yeshiva University proudly announced that Professor Yair Shahak was crowned the winner of the 2014 US National Bible Contest for Adults on Sunday, November
Teaneck–Aaron Eckstein, a senior at the Torah Academy of Bergen County (TABC), won first prize in Bergen Grassroots’ writing contest for high school students. He
The annual Project Ezrah dinner is this Motzei Shabbos at Keter Torah in Teaneck. If you live in Bergen County and are a member of
It was a Tuesday morning. I had just finished leading the morning prayers in the national-religious synagogue in the heavily haredi neighborhood of Har Nof
To the Editor: After decades of lethal attacks on our fellow Jews, someone has finally spoken out and shouted “enough!” In essence, he issues a
At first glance, Joseph, the central figure in this week’s Torah portion, is the stereotypical student who tries too hard to be the “teacher’s pet.”
Once in the town of Kearny there lived a garbage man named Moshe. People had other names for garbage men, of course: sanitation worker, sanitation
Among the many concerns one has in anticipating the funeral of a parent, I always worried about what would happen if the day of my
Poor Diego Alfonso Beltran! The US Department of Justice has announced that Beltran, a member of the Columbian terrorist organization FARC, has been extradited to
I was slightly surprised that no one mentioned anything about the article I wrote about diet and losing weight causing great distress and worry to
