“We are all Jews,” said Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds to the German commander holding a Luger pistol to his head. Edmonds, a non-Jew, was the
Mark Schonwetter spent part of his childhood in the Holocaust running from house to house through snow and cold with his mother and younger sister
When Graham Honaker and Jerry Logan set out to write a book highlighting positive stories of a side of college basketball that often gets lost
In a case that could overturn provisions of New York’s Public Employees’ Fair Employment Act, six professors at the City University of New York (CUNY)
Threats to American democracy, abortion rights, security funding to keep Jewish institutions safe, support for the vulnerable and Israel are all issues Jewish voters are
After being repeatedly called out by governing officials, professors, students and Jewish organizations for allowing antisemitism to proliferate on its campuses, the City University of
The introduction into the sixth-grade reading curriculum in Newark schools of a book depicting the daily life of a 12-year-old Palestinian boy living in Ramallah
In an effort to head off a “very dangerous development” of the state overstepping its legal authority in regulating what Orthodox yeshivas teach, a broad
Miriam Weg believes the road to success for Clifton students is through the ever-expanding world of technology and the local school district needs to focus
The Jewish fraternity on Rutgers University’s New Brunswick campus has had a fourth act of antisemitism directed at it over the last 18 months after
Antisemitism is so pervasive on college campuses throughout the United States that it “has reached a crescendo,” with 55% of all students responding to a
The human stories Gal Beckerman has conveyed, as a journalist and author, have given him insight into the ideas that have brought about societal change.
