There are teachers and there are educators. And once in a while, a visionary comes along with a dream to transform an entire education system.
Meira Shapiro (Ma’ayanot ’21) of Bergenfield has tapped into a wellspring of limud at Migdal Oz this year. Feeling right at home here in Israel,
In response to the new omicron variant of COVID-19, the Israeli government has been updating its policies and regulations. One of the government’s recently enacted
Born and raised in Teaneck, Straus Scholar Allie Orgen has always had a keen interest in politics and policy. In high school, she was heavily
Sefer Hagibborim with names of each Daf HaYomi B’Halacha learner and family to be placed by the kever of the Chofetz Chaim. When a large
Highlighting: “Yad Vashem Studies,” Part II: Vol. 49:1. 2021. In this volume, Yad Vashem has produced another fascinating group of articles. Among them are three
When many people think of the waves of Jewish immigrants who came to this country around the turn of the last century, peddlers with pushcarts
What if you could do all your Shabbat shopping from a wide variety of stores while sitting on your couch watching Netflix? Sign. Me. Up.
Lewis Carroll, whose real name was Charles Ludwidge Dodgson, was the 19th-century English children’s fiction writer probably best known for his great works “Alice’s Adventures
That there is even the slightest doubt that we’re in the best job market in history is, frankly, ridiculous. Yet there remain those who still
Ask a random person on the street a question about the theory of relativity and she is likely to say something about E=MC2 or perhaps
Unfortunately, it happened again. A prominent member of the Orthodox community, Chaim Walder, was accused of sexually abusing multiple women, two of them while they
