Recognizing that the yeshiva’s 75th year was not just a notable milestone but also a great opportunity to teach students an usual suite of skills,
Some Jewish organizations set the bar higher for all the others. Such was the case on Saturday night, December 14, when the Rutgers Jewish Experience
Conventional wisdom and reports from prominent sources indicate that volunteerism is in decline and that fundraising for local community organizations is harder because of increased
A growing, active chesed initiative based in the Highland Park/Edison area, which has already fielded more than 500 calls for assistance in the two years
If you’re looking for a role model of drive and determination, Liana Maza may inspire you. Maza, 18 years old, is one of three children
By necessity, and with the help of their aides, members of the United States Congress become generalists who are familiar with and vote on a
Everyone’s family’s private sukkah has a certain charm and beauty because its construction reflects their efforts and the sukkah serves as the location of family
They call themselves the Sukkah Elves but they might as well be called angels. They go about their work without much fanfare and, like malachim,
Recognizing the serious threat of breast cancer to Jewish women, one woman in the Edison/Highland Park Jewish community decided to mobilize other members of her
One bedrock principle of the U.S.-Israel alliance, at the national and state level, is that the partnership is built on shared democratic values and also
As Batsheva Rosen Weisinger described it, she’s had a vision since her days in seminary of an innovative project that would benefit people in need
For the second time in 2019, the Teach NJ organization scored a major legislative victory. On Friday, August 23, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed
