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
As of March 2025, two giant organizations in the world of kiruv have joined forces to expand, strengthen and “dive deeper” in their outreach to
SINAI Schools was created over 40 years ago to fill a gap in the Jewish education system. Previously, parents of children with disabilities faced an
This year’s special program will be held on Wednesday, April 30. (Courtesy of Cong. Rinat Yisrael) Teaneck and Bergen County will soon come together to
(Courtesy of AI Men’s Club) Every Thursday night at Hillside’s Congregation Adath Israel, the mishmar chabura files in expecting the usual fare: a simmering pot
The second I walked into the 4G Convention, I could feel it—the energy, the excitement, the sense that something big was about to happen. Over
Virtual retire and relocate fair in May to showcase Jewish communities with housing, religious infrastructure and programming for older adults. (Courtesy of OU) In an
Women’s Initiative for Jewish Studies (WIJS) at Young Israel of New Rochelle will present Dr. Christine Hayes on Tuesday, April 1 at 8:15 pm (ET)
Celebrate Passover with a meaningful and joyous Seder led by Rabbi Mendy, Altie Kasowitz and family. Enjoy hand-baked matzah, fine wine and a homemade dinner
Join a private fishing trip on Sunday, May 25, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Fishing will be in the calm waters of the Long Island sound,
The powerful film Tragic Awakening is expanding its campus reach — with new stops at leading universities across North America. From Columbia to Rutgers, this
On March 24, approximately 300 community members gathered in front of Congregation Keter Torah to counter a pro-Palestinian demonstration opposing an Israeli real estate event.
