For the past several years, a group of kosher foodies has been getting together the night before Kosherfest, the trade show in Secaucus, for a
Technion team’s synthetic honey is produced by a bacterium that “learns” to make it following reprogramming in a lab. With the global population of bees
Six years ago the state of Israel voted in the Knesset to create an official day known as the Honor Day. It is an official
This past Motzei Shabbat, Yavneh Academy’s seventh grade boys were invited to bring a guest to join them for a bar mitzvah event. The purpose
Sophomores at Yeshivat Frisch had an amazing time bonding as a grade during Sophomore Slam from November 14 through 17!
On Tuesday, November 5, MTA’s sophomore Yeshiva Fellowship cohort and their mashgiach, Rabbi Pearl, had the incredible opportunity to tour the Passaic eruv with expert
Throughout the months of October and November, the Moriah class of 2020 has been busy getting ready for high school. In their English classes, the
TABC was proud to showcase its unique program to over 600 prospective parents and students from 30 different communities on Sunday, November 17. TABC shared
In honor of Parshat Vayera, early childhood friends had a surprise visit from Avraham Avinu and Sarah Imeinu, who looked uncannily like Rabbi Zucker and
The Yeshivat Noam seventh grade girls are hard at work planning the activities, divrei Torah, skits, decor and thank you gifts for their shabbaton.
Last Motzei Shabbat, Naaleh students, mothers and faculty gathered for an evening of learning, chesed, connection and inspiration at Naaleh. The event featured a shiur
RYNJ’s early childhood students enjoyed a visit from the River Edge Fire Department. The firemen reviewed important fire safety guidelines with the children, showed them
