I just read the article of Yaakov Meir, “Remembering Basketball Star Marvin Hershkowitz, One of Yeshiva University’s Most Iconic Alumni” (June 25, 2020). The article
In their letter to the editor of June 25, “It’s Not About Israel,” Jennifer Montag and Shana Dworken write that they support Dr. Arati Kreibich
In David Hes’ letter (“Clearing up the Message,” June 25, 2020), he asks that by not aligning with BLM (Black Lives Matter), is he to
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled this week that Montana’s exclusion of religious schools, including Jewish ones, from a state scholarship program violates the U.S. Constitution.
The Orthodox Union (OU) has appointed Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph as its executive vice president and chief operating officer. Rabbi Dr. Joseph will work alongside
2020 Sarah Rivkah and Dr. Bernard Lander scholarships awarded to outstanding NCSY graduates. (Courtesy of Touro College) Touro College, the nation’s largest institution of higher
This summer, in a five-part series to launch YU’s Emil A. and Jenny Fish Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, its director, Shay Pilnik, PhD,
Cross River, a bank and financial technology company based in Fort Lee, New Jersey, led a charge from April through June, fulfilling over 120,000 small
(Courtesy of OU) Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on summer plans for thousands of individuals with special needs and their families, the
Jewish Family Service of Central NJ (JFSCNJ) will present a six-session support group titled “Coping With the Loss of a Loved One During COVID-19.” Wednesday
“It was the clearest and most insightful dating workshop I’ve ever attended. Thank you.” (Courtesy of Shalom Task Force) This was just one take-away message
(Courtesy of YUConnects) The COVID-19 crisis has presented people from all walks of life with new and unprecedented challenges. A segment that has been especially
