On November 12-15, MTA partnered with New Jersey NCSY and NECHAMA Jewish Response To Disaster for a chesed mission to South Carolina. Ten talmidim from
On Thursday, November 8, the MTA chess team headed over to Heichal for the first chess match of the season. With a two-year championship streak,
Last Tuesday was one of those jam-packed days in the life and career of a Jewish media professional where I truly feel blessed with the
How you might be sabotaging your bottom line. You love what you do. You’re good at it. And sometimes—it’s hard to admit, and maybe you’ve
There are many things in life that we as individuals have little control over. Rockets are flying in Israel, friends are getting sick, we fear
Bruriah students have started a new learning initiative, ובלכתך בדרך. Founded on the premise of encouraging students to take a more active role in learning,
Part II Even though we are well past the Yomim Nora’im, throughout the year it is important to remember the central theme of our tefilot.
On Monday, October 22, seniors in MTA’s Yeshiva Fellowship program kicked off a newly instituted chabura initiative. Seniors were split into three groups with a
The MTA JV basketball Lions took on MAOR at the Max on Sunday. Led by the starting five— Yosef Zakon (‘21), Azi Goldberg (‘21), Shua
On Wednesday night, November 7, the MTA varsity hockey Lions took on the RTMA Thunder in the Lions’ den. Face off was dropped and the
When I tell people that I am a social worker in the Holocaust Services Department of Jewish Family Service of Central NJ (JFSCNJ), the inevitable
Amidst all of the crises the Orthodox Jewish community is facing—the shidduch crisis, off-the-derech children, substance abuse and internet addiction—no one is talking about the
