I never learned how to play chess. Though it is called the Game of Kings, I’m not sure whether that’s because kings played it, or
By Hannah Kirsch Teach NJ, a project of the Orthodox Union, advocates for equitable government funding for nonpublic schools. The organization uses grassroots activism to
(Courtesy of Teach NYS) A unique partnership between Teach NYS and two higher education institutions will enable teachers at Teach NYS member schools to obtain
Generous donation will fund MSW students specializing in gerontology and palliative care. (Courtesy of YU) The Wurzweiler School of Social Work at Yeshiva University is
When the 2022-23 school year started, the board of governors of the Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva (RPRY) in Edison decided to capitalize on the energy
A shul with a century-plus of service to observant Judaism in Jersey City is mounting a serious return to active Jewish life within its walls.
When discussing the management of life stress, people often use the metaphor of juggling multiple balls in the air. This metaphor represents the various concerns
By Shira Adler When her father asked her to paint a mural in his new office last year, Fashion Institute of Technology student Abigail Glass
By Nina Glick Who doesn’t know the store On The Table? Located on Queen Anne, it has become the go-to venue for hostess gifts, different
In an effort to mitigate rising antisemitism in America, The Paley Center for Media (Paley) hosted “Media’s Role in Combating Antisemitism: Jewish Representation on Television”
Ambassador Elan Carr, Col. Richard Kemp, Brooke Goldstein echo message at Pulse of Israel conference. (Courtesy of The Pulse of Israel) The first Pulse of
Eli Kahan, creator of the “Fit Zaidy Project,” is offering a healthier lifestyle to his fellow zaidys ages 60+. Self-described as a typical Brooklyn zaidy,
