Bergenfield—As a younger man, Rabbi Zvi Sobolofsky had the reputation of always being in the beis midrash. “The defining characteristic of Yehoshua bin Nun is

On Thursday, June 11, Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky, Executive Director of Bris Avrohom, affixed a mezuzah on the executive offices of Newark International Airport with the

Teaneck—A unique party venue, amusement facility and exhibit complex could soon be flying elsewhere. World of Wings, which opened in 2012, was put up for

Following the launch of the TEACH NJS initiative with more than 300 members of the New Jersey Jewish community, TEACH NJS brought members of the

L-R: Lipa, activist Dr. Paul Brody, Avrohom Fried, Chazzanim Joseph Molavany and Yanky Lemmer at the Yiddish Soul KulturfestNYC at the SummerStage in Central Park.

New York—On June 3, the students, faculty, staff and alumni from the Touro College Graduate School of Social Work gathered with community leaders and guests

Yeshivat He’Atid hosted its second annual FunRun last Sunday. Students and their families enjoyed sports, contests, prizes, ices and races for both the adults and

River Edge—This graduation season, Anny Safier, an eighth grade student at RYNJ, was the recipient of a very unique yearbook. Morah Leah Silver, Judaic Studies

At this time of the year, I receive many questions from yeshiva-educated teens about remaining frum through college. Since being involved in NCSY, I am

New York—With more than 90 percent of Yeshiva University graduates employed, in graduate school—or both—within six months of graduation, according to a recent Career Center

River Edge—For over 25 years, Jewish Education for Special Children, or JESC as it has become known, has been a haven for parents of students

Paramus–Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey, in conjunction with Jewish Home at Home, has announced that effective July 1,, the Federation volunteer program, Bonim Builders,