Nearly 100 young adults flocked to the Berkshire Mountains recently to enjoy The Living Room’s semi-annual retreat, a restorative and inspiring weekend that left participants
New York—What’s in an apple? Maybe, just maybe, the secret to kicking cancer. According to research by Dr. Alyssa Schuck and Dr. Jeffrey Weisburg, Doris Kukin
RYNJ is enjoying an exciting musical year under the leadership of their music teacher Mrs. Zitter. This past week RYNJ hosted two music recitals. There
Bergenfield—Four MTA grades study Shakespeare in English class and attend performances, but senior Shai Cohen of Bergnfield headed to the city-wide round of the annual
Moriah second graders were paired with Nursery kids to celebrate Read Across America on Dr. Seuss’ birthday. The second graders loved reading to their young
Yavneh Academy welcomed Rosh Chodesh Adar Bet b’simcha, with chagigot for students in all grades with music provided by BaRock Orchestra.
New York—A select group of students at Yeshiva University’s Sy Syms School of Business are enjoying a real-life entrepreneurial experience this semester thanks to a
Abraham Horowitz, a 7th grader at the Solomon Schechter Day School of Bergen County, captured first place in the state of New Jersey and second place
MTA recently opened its new fencing program with a special lunchtime presentation that took place in the school’s fencing room. Head Coach Jed Segura, who
As sixth graders, the Moriah boys suffered a heart-breaking loss to SAR in the finals last year. Through the summer and the beginning of this
Congratulations to Team Italy in the Teaneck youth indoor soccer league in the U8 division. They finished as the first place team completing a perfect
Teaneck—More than 1,000 mourners packed into Congregation Bnai Yeshurun on Motzoei Shabbos. February 22, as rabbis and family members offered words of praise and farewell
