Project aims to bring meaning, understanding and joy to Tehillim. (Courtesy of OU Women’s Initiative) The Orthodox Union’s Women’s Initiative’s Torat Imecha daily learning program
If the lives of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln—whose birthdays we observe this Monday—have for the longest time failed to evoke much interest, then, perhaps,
Until one hour ago I had a totally different idea of what this column would be about for this week. It will have to wait.
Basya Teitelbaum, 35, made aliyah from Fair Lawn to Ramat Beit Shemesh in August, 2022. She moved to Israel with her husband, Jonathan, and daughters,
In honor of STEM Appreciation week, Teach NJ Field Director Maya Joyandeh visited several partner schools to hand out gifts and treats to the public
(Courtesy of YU) As eighth graders eagerly await acceptance letters, The Marsha Stern Talmudical Academy/Yeshiva University High School for Boys is gearing up for a
Despite the best intentions, Seders can often be a little on the dry side. Maggid can last over an hour and a half, and so
How is one not crushed by the all-encompassing demand of religion? How is it possible to fully commit oneself to an authentic religious life while
How to give so that everyone truly benefits. With the holidays of Purim and Pesach fast approaching, we are often asked to give tzedaka during
Thin people might not understand the struggle of overweight people. Mild-mannered people might not appreciate the battle of those who are easily triggered. And naturally
Oftentimes, in the run-up to Tu B’Shevat, I hear divrei Torah which begin “the Torah compares man to a tree,” and then explore the ways
Bruriah’s CIJE Team has been winning prizes at CIJE competitions for many years. This year’s CIJE team is no exception, winning first place at the
