New York Gov. Kathy Hochul ordered the City University of New York (CUNY) to implement 13 actions recommended in a comprehensive report prepared in response
The professor works to uphold Jewish civil rights at Columbia University and beyond. Jewish Link staff member and current Columbia University student Eliana Birman recently
In January 2024, I was drawn to Israel to undertake a mission of one: to use cartooning to bear witness to October 7. Background: For
Annette Back and Lilian Kebudi (Credit: Jonathan Sasson) Last month, on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, the works of numerous Jewish and Israeli artists filled
(Courtesy of JLIC) Bergenfield native Gaby Gotesman is making waves at Rutgers University, not through athletic prowess or academic accolades, but through her commitment to
On Erev Rosh Hashanah, as households busied themselves with preparations for the three-day holiday, a different sound pierced the air—not the blasts of a shofar,
As many of us were busy preparing for Rosh Hashanah, Malia Reichmann of Edison was busy making a place for herself in New Jersey history.
Like many other people, I have been regularly using ChatGPT — the artificial intelligence program that can generate human-like text in response to user prompts
The Bergenfield/Teaneck community is known today for its flourishing Jewish life, with numerous schools, houses of worship, kosher restaurants and supermarkets. But if you rewind
Electricity and water don’t mix. Many people don’t realize it, but having a 120 volt AC in your sukkah can be dangerous. Even when wiring
In today’s age of smartphones and instant messaging, it’s easy to forget a time when staying connected meant carrying around a pager—often called a “beeper”
(Information for this article was culled from material put out by Neot Kedumim as well as an incredible tour of the site with Elly Waller.)
