The Board of Directors of the Bergen County Y, a JCC, announced on Wednesday that it will suspend current programming at 605 Pascack Road in

Teaneck—Under a perfectly blue sky on a beautiful summer evening, police officers, military personnel, firefighters, and E.M.T.’s interacted with members of the Teaneck community. The

One month, 300 campers and 27 Yeshiva University students. This seemingly mismatched group is the perfect formula for Counterpoint Israel, a camp for at-risk teenagers.

Rutgers Business School’s part-time MBA program has been reengineered to become the Flex MBA Program. The Flex MBA program allows students to customize their MBA

Truth be told, I have long procrastinated writing this article. Sure, I wrote a paragraph here and there while in the office, but every time

(JNi.media) On Thursday, July 30, Jersey City Medical Center, a Barnabas Health facility, kicked off a new program to train the nation’s first group of

When you come to Shomrei Torah Synagogue on October 18, 2015 you will see a lot of Jeffrey Packard. The artwork inside and outside attests

National Council of Jewish Women of Essex County once again sponsored its annual Back 2 School Store on Sunday, August 2. This has been an

The 2015 Friendship Circle Walk will be held on Sunday, October 25 at a new location—the Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy at 110 South Orange Avenue

There is a distinctive kind of relief that comes with sharing your struggles with another person, who has had a similar experience. Group therapy can

Erika Weinmann always wanted to come to New York to be a fashion designer. The year after she became a Bat Mitzvah, she watched her

A 20-year-old yeshiva student from Queens composed a song about making the world a better place, but he never envisioned that one day it would