(Courtesy of Bris Avrohom) Last week, at the weekly Thursday night Levi Yitzchok Kollel, Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky made a siyum mesechta in honor of the
Surrounded by the connections she’s made, Ateret Tollinsky is constantly working to improve her Torah learning and middos at Michlelet Mevasaret Yerushalayim (MMY). A graduate
(Courtesy of YU) Yeshiva University is pleased to announce the upcoming YUnite Shabbaton for YU students in the Teaneck and Bergenfield area on the Shabbat
There is a mystical theory that people reflect the physical settings within which they live. In Israel, for example, the time between sunset and darkness
Last weekend, BPY’s graduating class of 2022 reunited with administrators and teachers for their final “Names, Not Numbers©” event. Over a dinner, the graduates and
The university’s fundraising effort each spring raises important funds for YU priorities, with a special emphasis on student scholarships. (Courtesy of YU) Yeshiva University will
The news is out from Plains, Georgia, that former president Jimmy Carter is living out his final days in hospice care. I’ve always wondered how
A terrorist associated with the group that murdered my daughter, Alisa, has organized an “academic” conference—and professors from several mainstream American and British universities are
On Monday, March 13, Westchester Day School hosted a tribute evening in memory of Laurie Lebowitz, z”l, to coincide with her first yahrzeit. Along with
Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer and National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi recently returned from what could end up being a fateful trip to Washington, where
If the Teaneck Republican Municipal Committee (TRMC) was truly concerned about the welfare of Teaneck (Teaneck Republican Municipal Committee Statement on Cannabis” March 9, 2023),
Sunday, March 5, was the New York City championship of the FIRST Tech Challenge, an international robotics competition for high school students. Out of 100+
