A new class of small molecules for treating amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)—also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease—and other neurodegenerative diseases, is being developed at Neuromagen
Eli Craimer, 17, made aliyah from Riverdale in the summer of 2018 when he was 14. He came with his parents, Ruthie and Shim, his
Artist Yoram Raanan straddles multiple worlds, dancing back and forth between the spiritual and physical, heavenly and earthly, contemporary and old. His one-of-a-kind artwork is
Israel’s footprint in New Jersey continues to grow with the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Rutgers and Tel Aviv (TAU) universities, which will
(Courtesy of Camp Marabu) The summer of a lifetime. It sounds like a dream, but it is the reality at Camp Marabu Mesivta! Imagine a
This moderate loop hike in the Black River County Park in Morris County traverses the gorge of the wild and scenic Black River—one of the
Dear Dr. Chani, I have been leading a double life for the past five years. To the outside world, I am happily married, with an
Are you bad at buying Chanukah gifts? Well, do we have some ideas for you! They’re bad ideas, of course, but that’s what makes them
On Chanukah, gift-giving is not required but in many Jewish communities it has become an unofficial custom. There can be tremendous pressure to buy the
Shlomo Markowitz was no delicate “snowflake.” He didn’t get insulted easily, and he definitely didn’t mind when people made insensitive jokes. Shlomo was tough, and
In this week’s parsha, Joseph has a dream of 7 beautiful cows and 7 ugly ones and the seven ugly cows ate the nice cows,
Dear Shayna B, I am a gymnast and my name is Brianna. My grades are not the best. I am an F student and I
