Joseph Lemkin, founder and president of the Jewish Bar Association of New Jersey, will be among the honorees. Joseph Lemkin’s connection to both Rutgers University,

As time marches on, our communities continue to see a steady decline in the number of Holocaust survivors who can bear witness to one of

(Courtesy of YU) Game-changing concepts, smart strategy and a shot at $2,000 brought seven student teams to the final round of the YU Innovation Challenge.

Over 150 people attended a Makot Fair, a children’s pre-Pesach educational workshop with age-appropriate programming for children 18 months through age 7 on Sunday afternoon,

Congregation Anshe Chesed in Linden held a community-wide mitzvah market on Sunday afternoon, March 30. The opportunities to do good included a clothing drive for

The Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey’s annual Yom HaShoah Holocaust Remembrance Program, including the story of three Holocaust survivors’ remarkable story as young children

SAR triumphs once again at HS STEM skills competition; Frisch places second. (Courtesy of Touro) For 12 of the last 15 years, students at Jewish

(Courtesy of Kaplen JCC on the Palisades) Kaplen JCC on the Palisades has been named a finalist for the Best of Bergen Community’s Choice Awards

(Courtesy of RKYHS) In a packed conference hall five students from the Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School (RKYHS) stood before some of the world’s leading

(Courtesy of CIS) Congregation Israel of Springfield (CIS) hosted its historic 50th annual dinner on March 25, marking a record-breaking evening in both attendance and

(Courtesy of the JEC Elmora Avenue Shul) On March 26, the JEC Elmora Avenue Shul hosted a “Ladies Night” featuring the famous Tzipora Grodko, a

(Courtesy of Aish) A powerful new documentary highlighting the experiences of Jewish college students facing antisemitism on American campuses drew approximately 170 attendees at its