The Columbia University Jewish community is no stranger to tears. However, last Tuesday night, the tears came not out of frustration or fear, but out
The Columbia University Jewish community is no stranger to tears. However, last Tuesday night, the tears came not out of frustration or fear, but out
Editor’s Note: This is a developing story. More coverage will be shared over the next several days. On Wednesday, February 26, at approximately 4 p.m.,
BlindFate is an up-and-coming Instagram sensation that’s rocking the shidduch world. Founded by Rivkah Fox just about a year ago, BlindFate is a broad, innovative
BlindFate is an up-and-coming Instagram sensation that’s rocking the shidduch world. Founded by Rivkah Fox just about a year ago, BlindFate is a broad, innovative
On Wednesday, January 29, Columbia University students stood in solidarity with the Bibas family as part of a global initiative to support the families of
On Wednesday, January 29, Columbia University students stood in solidarity with the Bibas family as part of a global initiative to support the families of
Nadav Eyal, prominent Israeli political journalist and senior research scholar in Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), led a conversation in Barnard’s
Last Wednesday, Oct. 30, Stephen (Shloimie) Zeffren of Teaneck was attacked in broad daylight on the Upper East Side for publicly identifying as a Jew
On the eve of Oct. 7, Columbia Hillel hosted a screening of “Screams Before Silence,” a film about the sexual violence that occurred during the
The professor works to uphold Jewish civil rights at Columbia University and beyond. Jewish Link staff member and current Columbia University student Eliana Birman recently
Teaneck resident and recent high school graduate Judah Lopkin had a productive and interesting summer, to say the least. After finding out that YouTube sensation
