(Courtesy of OU) The Orthodox Union (OU)—the nation’s largest Orthodox Jewish umbrella organization—is pleased to announce that Executive Vice President Rabbi Moshe Hauer was appointed

As Rutgers students prepared to usher in the Jewish New Year, the campus AEPi fraternity house was once again vandalized with eggs. The house had

(Courtesy of Met Council) Met Council, America’s largest Jewish charity dedicated to fighting poverty, launched an emergency fundraising campaign for its High Holiday food distribution

(Courtesy of Our Place) Staff and participants at Our Place’s unique Rosh Hashanah program pose for a picture post Yom Tov. This year, the program

Weeks before the pandemic hit, GrowTorah’s Co-executive Directors Yosef Gillers and Sara Just-Michael started dreaming of their first-ever in-person fundraising dinner. Two-and-a-half years later, on

(Courtesy of Chabad of Rutgers) For the first time ever, Chabad House is overflowing, with 100 students in its dorms and 200 students signed up

(Courtesy of Cong. Adath Israel) The Adath Israel youth department recently enjoyed a family-fun afternoon of apple picking at Von Thun’s Country Farm in South

(Courtesy of Community 4 U) While the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine has slipped below the radar for many, one local New Jersey organization is expanding

‘At every moment, Israel must be strong, free and secure, with a powerful army that can defend its citizens.’ (Courtesy of FIDF) Israeli Prime Minister

(Courtesy of JewishGen) JewishGen, the world’s leading website for Jewish genealogy, announced a new partnership with the Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine in Lviv

(Courtesy of Hatzalah) Hatzalah of MetroWest (formerly Hatzalah of West Orange & Livingston) proudly announces its formal expansion into Morristown and the growth of its

(Courtesy of Kaplen JCC on the Palisades) The Kaplen JCC on the Palisades recently hosted a free event entitled “Press Play at the J: Fall