Last week I wrote that in 1488-1490 R. Ovadia wrote three letters from Israel and that CIS publishers did an English translation: “Pathway to Jerusalem:

Rabbi Yisroel Mordechai Teitelbaum, z”l, a longtime Chabad shliach and one of the founding members of the Chabad community in Morristown, passed away on Thursday,

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(Courtesy of Ten Yad) In the wake of the historic COVID-19 pandemic many organizations have drastically scaled down their work. Logistical challenges and COVID regulations

Traditionally, corporate leadership has been understood as a mechanism through which managers drive and inspire their employees to increase production and profits. This narrow, results-oriented

Despite the COVID-19 crisis shutting movie theaters across the country, the annual Rutgers Jewish film festival will go on from November 8-22, virtually offering 14

Dear Dr. Chani, Recently, I have been feeling so overwhelmed. My workload at my job has become more intense, my children are home from school

(Courtesy of YU) Rona Milch Novick, dean of Azrieli Graduate School of Jewish Education and Administration at Yeshiva University, spoke about her children’s book, “Mommy,

Learning new ways to use technology appropriately in unprecedented times is a challenge. On the one hand, I wonder how many columns one can read

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