College presidents have been questioned by lawmakers for avoiding past mistakes but still facing scrutiny for their institutions’ actions.

Eitan Hersh, a political science professor at Tufts University, introduced a class on conservative ideas at the liberal college, aiming to bridge the gap in the school's curriculum.

Before the First World War, students from Western countries rarely attended Lithuanian yeshivas due to political unrest in the region.

During a recent congressional hearing on campus antisemitism, Northwestern University President Michael Schill defended his decision to make an agreement with pro-Palestinian protesters to end encampments on campus, which sparked controversy leading to the resignation of Jewish committee members and calls for Schill's resignation.

In celebration of Jewish American Heritage Month, a list of 17 appetizing kids' books about Jewish food is highlighted, ranging from Ashkenazi classics to diverse mash-ups like Asian and Mexican cuisines.

Exploring the consequences for bullies in the afterlife and discussing the ethical treatment of supernatural bears in this episode of Parshah Rabbit Hole.

Maya Wind discusses the complicity of Israeli academia in Palestinian subjugation and the ongoing occupation.

New York City will send 85,000 eighth graders to the Museum of Jewish Heritage over three years to combat the rise in antisemitism following the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Rep. Elise Stefanik grilled Northwestern University's Jewish president, Michael Schill, over the handling of campus antisemitism, which included a deal with pro-Palestinian protesters.

The author discusses the importance of creating a culture of learning for women in Torah study, particularly in Gemara and Talmud, similar to the vibrant environment commonly found among male learners in Jewish houses of study.

David Bryfman, CEO of the Jewish Education Project, emphasizes the importance of creating Jewish memory amidst current historic moments, such as Oct. 7 and subsequent events.

In episode 414 of Unorthodox, producers travel to Tel Aviv to explore the history of Israeli surfing with surfer Arthur Rashkovan and discuss reflections from Jewish college students.

In episode 414 of Unorthodox, the show explores various Jewish experiences, including the history of Israeli surfing in Tel Aviv with surfer Arthur Rashkovan, reflections from Jewish college students on a unique semester, a Torah class led by Stephanie and Liel at a correctional institute organized by the Aleph Institute, and a conversation with an essay writer from the University of Chicago.

Jewish college students share reflections on facing anti-Semitism on campuses across the U.S. triggered by the Hamas attacks of Oct. 7.

Pro-Palestinian encampment protesters at universities, including Drexel and UC Santa Cruz, are calling for their schools to sever ties with Hillel and Chabad chapters, accusing them of complicity in Israeli actions.

Exploring lesser-known aspects of the Hasidic Jewish community and their spiritual teachings.

Campus protests concerning Israel/Palestine have unfolded at universities nationwide, involving Gaza Solidarity Encampments, student arrests, clashes with administrations, and incidents of antisemitism and islamophobia.

Ahead of a congressional hearing where Rutgers University's president was due to address campus antisemitism, Jewish staff and students expressed concerns about an intimidating environment for Jews on campus, citing disruptions, anti-Israel protests, and incidents of antisemitism.

Israeli educators, both Palestinian and Jewish, are facing suspensions, firings, and legal action for expressing critical views on Israel's actions in the Gaza war, support for Palestinian resistance, and other contentious issues.

The text discusses a growing anti-Jewish sentiment on American university campuses where identitarian groups and Islamists have formed an alliance under the guise of organizations like Students for Justice in Palestine, aiming to push Jews off campuses.

The YouTube video tells the story of Yankel Meislin, a former teenage drug lord from Long Island who transitioned into a life coach, discussing his past involvement in drug dealing, gangs, hidden cash, and the importance of real values and business coaching.

The text features first-hand accounts from three Jewish students, Noa Fay, Meirav Solomon, and Zack Singerman, who experienced campus protests related to Israel and Palestine at Columbia University, Tufts University, and The Jewish Theological Seminary.

A high school sophomore, Samantha Alexander, navigated her Jewish identity while directing Fiddler on the Roof at Abington Senior High School in Pennsylvania amidst global events affecting Jews.

The Abraham Joshua Heschel School in Manhattan has removed a teacher, Daniel Haines, following his arrest on charges of raping a teenage girl in 2022, before he joined the school.

Amanda Pogany, the director of a Jewish day school in Brooklyn, became a consultant for Sesame Street, providing input on episodes that showcase Jewish traditions such as making challah for Shabbat and celebrating intercultural aspects like Cuban and Jewish heritage.