December 24, 2024
(Courtesy of OU) The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America (OU), the nation’s largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization, applauded the U.S. House’s passage of
Have you ever wondered about the secret to Israel’s many successes in different worldwide industries and initiatives including bio-technology, medicine, the arts and the military?
While most organizations would find themselves taking a well-deserved break after an intense campaign that successfully surpassed their fundraising goals, life has been busier than
Professor Michael Stone remembers his years at City College of New York, when he and a group of Orthodox Jewish students would meet on campus
Reyna Marder Gentin, author of the Star Award finalist in outstanding debut fiction, “Unreasonable Doubts,” has found a new voice, writing a poignant novel for
Rachel Levitt Klein Dratch has been named the next Head of School of Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy, it was announced recently by the school’s President David
Several leaders of the Connecticut Jewish community will be honored for their commitment to Jewish education and their dedication to community service at the Bi-Cultural
I have a lot of advice for Past Me, but if we’re playing the time-travel game, I’m going to be practical: Invest in Zoom. Go
Editor’s note: Rabbi Sacks, zt’’l, had prepared a full year of Covenant & Conversation for 5781, based on his book Lessons in Leadership. The Office
Widespread Practice Among Sephardim It is one of the most enchanting Sephardic practices: palms opening toward Shamayim when reciting Pote’ach Et Yadecha in Ashrei! It
Moshe was arguably the greatest man to ever live. He scaled the heavens and split the seas. He liberated a nation of slaves and taught
