The New York Times is not exactly a fair and accurate source of information these days when it comes to reporting about Israel, and several
As antisemitism has reared its ugly head on college campuses across the country, the Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus (JLIC)—which is celebrating its 25th anniversary
The Los Angeles Clippers and Denver Nuggets were matched up in the first round of the NBA playoffs this year, and the Clippers took a
The Orthodox Union regularly publishes Jewish Action, a glossy quarterly magazine that, in my opinion, covers the Orthodox world better than any other publication printed,
These days, it’s very easy for an individual to publish his or her opinions and comments about the Jewish community online—there is social media (Facebook,
It’s a Jewish holiday that almost nobody remembers … I usually am reminded about it in shul at morning minyan when I am pleasantly surprised
In 2007, Apple introduced its very first iPhone … which means that by now an entire generation of youngsters have grown up knowing nothing else
In a major announcement about its upper school, the Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy (BCHA) is proud to announce a transformational gift from Trudy Elbaum Gottesman and
For several decades, post-college singles and young marrieds who wanted to live in New York City mostly flocked to the Upper West Side, which had
By now virtually all high school seniors have heard back from the schools to which they have applied and have made their choice about where
Perhaps you have faced this situation before … a friend or a loved one suddenly falls ill or requires an emergency surgery. You want to
I’ve always loved libraries … the quiet, peaceful environment … the visitors immersed in their research and reading activities … the smell of ink on
