Amir Gavarin, a YU junior from Kew Gardens Hills, and his teammates are flying high this week. Last Sunday, in Bethpage, Long Island, they won
Five months into their new headquarters at the Teaneck Jewish Center, Yachad is brimming with exciting new programs. According to Chani Herrmann, Director of New
In keeping with its 100-year-old mission to service the larger aging community whether in-house at the Jewish Home at Rockleigh—Russ Berrie Home for Jewish Living
The best ambassadors are eyewitnesses, those who have “been there” to tell the tale. With this in mind, Yeshiva University enabled 20 stellar undergraduate students
For the past eight years, through the coordination of Greater MetroWest ABLE, the greater New Jersey community has participated in Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion
The Adult Education Committee of Congregation Bnai Yeshurun is proud to host Rabbi Dr. Ahron Adler as scholar-in-residence on Shabbat, Parshat Tetzaveh, February 19-20. Rav
Shabbat Parshat Mishpatim, which introduces laws predominantly concerning human interaction and compassion, is a most fitting venue for Shabbat Shalem, the Shabbat dedicated to learning
The Nachum Segal Network (NSN) will present its third annual Kosher Halftime Show during intermission at the upcoming Super Bowl broadcast on Sunday, February 7.
The culmination of “Moriah Reads” took place on January 18, the federal holiday marking the birthday of civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. For
Bergenfield—Every Jewish home in Teaneck, regardless of religious stripe or affiliation, no doubt boasts a “Famous Abba.” He can be seen driving carpool on legal
What do Tampa, Memphis, Columbus, Philadelphia, Silver Spring and Cedarhurst have in common? They are home towns to the board of directors of Yeshiva University’s
Dr. Yael Ziegler, a highly regarded Tanach scholar and lecturer, addressed the community last Thursday evening in the Middle School Beit Knesset of Yeshivat Noam.
