Bris Avrohom held its Ninth Annual Gala Father & Son Bar Mitzvah Celebration in Israel. Each one of the participants took a course to prepare
University classes often consider “case studies” as a way of illustrating and examining best practices, allowing students to consider how theories in the classroom are
Free speech and academic freedom are prized values in American universities. However, there are times when these First Amendment principles are abused, often with disturbing
New Jersey’s Agudath Israel director advocates for the state’s Orthodox community. Be it supporting eruvin or funding yeshiva education, stopping assisted suicide or curbing anti-Semitism,
On Sunday, June 24, the Jewish Family Services and Children’s Center of Clifton-Passaic (JFS Clifton), a social services and mental health agency that provides support
It’s bound to be a night to remember. Kids of Courage, an organization dedicated to improving the lives of children with serious medical diagnoses, has
Jewish Federation Executives and leaders of the NJ State Association of Jewish Federations met last week with NJ Attorney General Gurbir Grewal to share concerns
A delegation of 100 Orthodox rabbis and communal leaders from across the country—from California and Kentucky to New York, Pennsylvania and Florida—converged on the nation’s
(Courtesy of Touro College) Naomi Klapper of Teaneck was one of six Touro College faculty members selected for this year’s Presidential Excellence Awards. The awards
On Thursday, June 14, Ben Porat Yosef hosted its first-ever “Names, Not Numbers©” documentary screening. While this is BPY’s first year hosting the program, “Names,
Having participated in many Jewish educational conferences over the years, Rabbi Perry Tirschwell realized that certain specific needs of classroom teachers are sorely neglected. To
(Courtesy of Mesorah Heritage Foundation) The Mesorah Heritage Foundation held its first dinner in six years at the Brooklyn Marriott on Tuesday evening, June 5—commemorating
