This week we have heard from scores of students on our country’s most elite university campuses. We have heard from those enrolled at Rutgers, NYU,
Since I spent a year in Germany as a fellow of the Robert Bosch Foundation following the completion of my master’s degree, I am still
Along with so much trauma and loss, the encouraging news within our communities this week is the strong and ever-increasing sense of achdut (unity) with
No matter our age or moment in life, from children to seniors and everywhere in between, we are one people today, our hearts beating in
We are truly happy and proud that this week’s Shabbat Shuva edition is also our paper’s 500th edition. Of the two of us, the one
It’s one thing to run a 5K when you start out a couch potato; it creates a true achievement from a static starting point, and
It’s Elul now, this is our Back to School edition and Rosh Hashana is not far away. I was looking for something related to teshuva
My family, good friends and some of our closest readers all know that I like visiting different communities in the summer months. When our children
Over the past nine years or so that I’ve been involved with The Jewish Link’s intern program, our team has worked hard to provide an
Mayor Michael Pagan casts the deciding vote to replace his former mentor Joey Bodner on the planning board. Political power plays and divisions are not
I haven’t written in a few weeks but I felt I had to share something that I thought was very special and I hope you
