Building on the success of its extensive and expansive STEM course sequences, the Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School (RKYHS) in Livingston has initiated a summer
Rabbi Aaron Rakeffet-Rothkoff, Professor of Rabbinic Literature at YU’s Gruss Kollel in Israel and a noted scholar, author and teacher, is currently visiting the USA
Passaic—Yitzchak Michael (Isaac) Stein is an extraordinary boy with an extraordinarily rare genetic disease called Aicardi-Goutieres Syndrome (AGS). According to his mother, Elisheva, only 400
Elie Wiesel a”h was a unique and inspiring individual, whose experience during the Holocaust influenced him to not only fight to perpetuate the memory of
On July 5, Julius Berman, the president of the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, announced major progress for home care aid for Holocaust
Teaneck—At the July 1 reorganization meeting of the Teaneck Town Council, Mohammed Hameeduddin was elected mayor from among his fellow councilmembers. Hameeduddin, the first Muslim
The Touro College of Dental Medicine (Touro CDM) at New York Medical College, New York state’s first new dental school in nearly 50 years, celebrated
Sunday dawned with brilliant sunshine and a gentle breeze, the perfect backdrop for the spirits of the exuberant men, women and children boarding the majestic
Fair Lawn—Sunday breakfast doesn’t get much better. The unlikely combination of a scrambled eggs cooking competition and a halachic presentation on the permissibility of using
This past Sunday, Cub Scout Pack 613 ended one of their most successful years with a family barbecue and a very special bridging ceremony. The
Shalva gives kids with special needs the opportunity to show off their talents. “I’m going to sing, I’m so happy,” a beaming Hagit (age 16)
Yeshiva University announced New York State Assemblyman Phillip Goldfeder will lead its government relations efforts beginning this fall. Goldfeder will work to strengthen and develop
