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Israeli teens found solace at American Jewish summer camps through the Campers2Gether program, designed to offer respite from the ongoing conflict with Hamas...

The Trump administration's campaign against antisemitism on university campuses has sparked mixed reactions within conservative legal circles. While some sup...

The video explores the experience of entering perimenopause and turning 40, offering insights into the physical and emotional changes that accompany this sta...

During the High Holidays, the plastic shofar has sparked an unexpectedly heated debate within the Jewish community. Although initially thought to be universa...

Sari Kopitnikoff emphasizes the importance of teaching children coping skills in the wake of traumatic events, such as the events of October 7, which have le...

Recent efforts by Seattle-area Jewish organizations are yielding positive outcomes in addressing antisemitism in public schools. Previously, Jewish students ...

Chabad.org's podcast "Ordinary People: Extraordinary Stories" explores inspiring narratives that highlight the essence of real education through personal gro...

In the aftermath of the devastation in Israel's Gaza Envelope post-October 7, 2023, a transformative initiative focusing on early childhood education is unde...

The new documentary, "Unorthodox Education," examines the contentious issue of secular education in New York's yeshivas, particularly those serving Haredi co...

The Frisch School, a Modern Orthodox yeshiva in Paramus, New Jersey, has created a humorous video mimicking The Office's style to address its new cellphone b...

Oren Kaunfer, a former MTV employee, has brought a unique approach to Jewish education at the Jewish Community Day School near Boston. Leveraging his backgro...

In light of the recent backlash against Jimmy Kimmel's comments following Charlie Kirk's assassination, a new wave of censorship and academic repression remi...

PJ Library is taking significant steps to make Jewish holidays more accessible to North American families, particularly those who might feel daunted by tradi...

This video extends an invitation to students and scholars of Jewish history to participate in celebrating a monumental milestone, the completion of the study...

In a controversial move, the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded a groundbreaking $10.4 million grant to Tikvah, a New York-based think t...

The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has awarded its largest-ever grant of $10.4 million to Tikvah, a New York-based think tank aligned with conse...

Mrs. Sheindel Teichtel reflects on her transformative journey over 50 years in education, sharing pivotal moments where the guidance of the Lubavitcher Rebbe...

As we approach the High Holy Days, the SRE Network introduces "The Torah of SRE," a new resource connecting Jewish values of safety, respect, and equity with...

Economic distress from overwhelming credit card debt is a concern and affects many, including those living within their means. In this episode of Kosher Mone...

Sari Kopitnikoff, a Jewish educator, presents creative ways to teach children the importance of apologizing during the Yamim Noraim season. She shares hands-...

Hadassah Magazine, in collaboration with jGirls+ Magazine, is calling for submissions to their 2025 Teen Essay Contest, which invites Jewish teens to write a...

To inspire and amplify the voices of young Jewish women and nonbinary teens, Hadassah Magazine and jGirls+ Magazine are co-sponsoring a 2025 teen essay conte...

California has approved a bill aimed at combating antisemitism in public schools, potentially becoming the first state to establish a statewide antisemitism ...

New York City public schools have introduced 'Hidden Voices: Jewish Americans in United States History,' a curriculum supplement designed to educate students...

The article highlights the vibrant Jewish campus scene at Ariel University, facilitated by OU-JLIC (Orthodox Union's Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus) un...

The article explores the transformative role of women in the kashrus industry, examining a groundbreaking program called the ASK OU Summer 2025 Women’s Kashr...

"Reviews in Brief Fall 2025" features evaluations of three notable Jewish scholarly works. Rabbi Dr. Zvi Ron’s "Jewish Customs: Exploring Common and Uncommon...

The correspondence in the Fall 2025 issue of a Jewish publication brings together perspectives on a range of topics. There is strong support for the recent e...

Rabbi Dr. Josh Joseph explores the concept of embracing imperfection as a path to spiritual and personal growth during the High Holy Days. Drawing from chesh...

The article emphasizes the importance of investing in the college campus ecosystem to ensure it is a safe and supportive environment for Jewish students and ...

Marking the fifth anniversary of the Abraham Accords, this article explores their potential as a model to counter antisemitism on college campuses through fo...

Joshua Hoffman explores the multifaceted impact on Jewish parents who choose not to raise their children within Jewish traditions and identity. He outlines t...

Mira Fox reflects on choosing religious studies as a college major, a decision that met skepticism from her secular Jewish family concerned about practicalit...

In a lecture presented to the Jewish Faculty and Staff Association at the University of Maryland, Baltimore Country, the complex issues of antisemitism and a...

Ted Goldstein critiques Ivy League universities for prioritizing their battle against the Trump administration over addressing antisemitism on campus. He acc...

The Jim Joseph Foundation is advocating for a broader, more inclusive understanding of Jewish learning impacts. They emphasize moving away from rigid categor...

Rabbi Amy S. Wallk, from Temple Beth El in Springfield, Massachusetts, led a group of diverse public school educators on a trip to Israel. The initiative, su...

A new organization, the Anti-Zionist Jewish Student Front, has emerged on college campuses, formed by Jewish student activists who broke away from Jewish Voi...

Sal and Nina Litvak, also known as the "Accidental Talmudist," have made significant strides in introducing and popularizing Shabbat and other aspects of Jew...

Cindy Scarr recounts a poignant story shared by Reb Yisrael during a pre-Selichos talk at a synagogue, emphasizing themes of empathy and understanding. The s...

In response to a $29 million deficit, the University of Oregon announced budget cuts that leave the Judaic studies faculty and degree programs intact, despit...

Princeton University's President Christopher Eisgruber's new book, while arguing in favor of academia's role in protecting free speech, is critiqued for its ...

Dr. Jennie Berkovich, a pediatrician and education director at the Jewish Orthodox Medical Association, advocates for the perspective of 'food as medicine,' ...

Maarten Boudry's guest essay critiques the increasingly prevalent calls for academic boycotts against Israeli institutions on university campuses worldwide, ...

Hakham Ratson Arussi discusses the prohibition of receiving monetary compensation for teaching Torah and its application in modern times, contrasting Maimoni...

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Daphne Macedonia addresses the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, emphasizing the importance of active involvement in Judaism, especially by the young...

Penny Schwartz highlights a diverse selection of new children's books for the High Holidays that reflect cultural variety and the themes of renewal and hospi...

Northwestern University President Michael Schill, a Jewish descendant of Holocaust survivors, has announced his resignation amidst intense scrutiny and press...

Naomi Schaefer Riley discusses how her article 'College Board Games' led to the discontinuation of the College Board's Landscape program, which covertly bypa...