On Thursday, June 29, at 7:15, despite the fact that it is usually closed at that hour, the Lazy Bean Cafe was bustling with friends

Cancer is a devastating illness, but when it strikes a child, the blow is immeasurably harder. How do you explain to a child that the

A pioneering joint mental health counseling program offered to students in Yeshiva University’s Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary (RIETS) in conjunction with the Ferkauf Graduate

Shalva, an Israeli association for the care and inclusion of children with disabilities, had a number of extremely devoted volunteers from New Jersey this past

Fifteen Frisch faculty members traveled upstate to reconnect with their students and visit them at their summer camps. It is always a moving sight to

On Wednesday, July 26, at 8:00 p.m., Congregation Rinat Yisrael will host this year’s Jewish Women’s Journey Through Life, a community-wide Yoetzet event. It will

On Sunday, July 16, at 6:45 p.m. at Congregation Beth Aaron, Meylekh Viswanath will discuss a Shabbat he recently spent with the Bnei Noah of

Daniel Beer, 11, of Norwood died on Monday while attending Camp Nah-Jee-Wah, a Jewish sleepaway camp in Milford, Pennsylvania. According to reports, he was treated

SINAI Schools has won multiple prestigious Awards of Excellence from The Accolade Global Film Competition and The Best Shorts Competition for their short documentary, “Jacob’s

(Project Ezrah created a new program, The Aisle: A Path Toward Financial Fidelity, specifically to recognize and address the importance of “shalom kesef” within a

Growing up in Sunnyside, Queens, in the 1950s, most of my friends were children of Holocaust survivors. Some had even been born in displaced persons

In June, Passaic resident Yitzchak Shmalo presented original research at a key international conference in the field of chaos theory, an area of mathematics that