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Students at Cheltenham High School in Pennsylvania have launched a petition to remove Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the school's alumni hall...

Joelle Keene, Executive Director of the Jewish Scholastic Press Association, argues for a revamp of how Israel is taught in Jewish day schools, advocating fo...

Hillel International's recent report reveals a shift in the nature of antisemitic incidents on college campuses, with a decline in physical assaults and vand...

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's decision to rehang a large painting of Jesus at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy has sparked controversy, particul...

Eric Kaufmann's report explores the shifting political dynamics on Ivy League campuses, where Jewish students increasingly self-censor due to rising pro-Pale...

Columbia University is adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism and engaging with Jewish nonprofits to address ...

Columbia University is adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism as part of efforts to address concerns over ant...

Joan Afton recounts her childhood experience of being bullied at her secular humanist Hebrew school, which was located far from her suburban Chicago home. De...

Time Magazine has recognized a young man for his impactful efforts in promoting Holocaust education among younger generations. This honor highlights his inno...

Israel faces a severe teacher shortage, needing tens of thousands more educators by 2026, jeopardizing the quality of education and, consequently, the nation...

Sonya’s Prep presents a practical cleaning guide for removing rust stains from quartz countertops, specifically addressing the common issue caused by cast ir...

Abigail Pogrebin explores the complex and often misunderstood relationship Gen Z Jews have with their identity and faith. Despite being characterized as less...

In his article, Shai Davidai explains his decision to leave Columbia University, citing ongoing antisemitism and a lack of leadership in addressing it. He de...

In this episode of the Kosher Money Podcast, a comprehensive analysis of 19 potential side hustles provides practical advice for those seeking to supplement ...

Cindy Scarr offers a practical guide for maintaining sanity in a household during the chaotic summer months, emphasizing the importance of systems over disci...

Elliott Abrams, in his recent book "If You Will It: Rebuilding Jewish Peoplehood for the 21st Century," addresses the pressing issue of Jewish continuity in ...

Elliott Abrams, in his latest book "If You Will It: Rebuilding Jewish Peoplehood for the 21st Century," critiques the current strategies for Jewish continuit...

Mijal Bitton, a scholar and spiritual leader, reflects on the complex challenge of instilling in her children an unwavering Jewish identity amidst an increas...

Receiving mail at summer camp is an unparalleled joy for campers, as Sari Kopitnikoff reminisces in her article offering ten creative and quick ideas to make...

Shimi Kaufman delves into the multifaceted nature of Talmud Torah, the study of Torah, which is often seen as the pinnacle of religious achievement for Jews....

Erica Smith explores the disparity in how antisemitism from Nazism and communism is perceived and taught in educational systems. While Nazism is universally ...

Brandeis University, a historically Jewish institution known for its strong Jewish studies, is set to suspend its Yiddish program due to financial concerns a...

Robert Satloff discusses the state of Middle East studies in American universities, particularly the problem of ideological biases against Israel and the inf...

The National Education Association (NEA), the largest teachers union in the U.S., passed a resolution to sever ties with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), hi...

The Conservative movement in the United States is revitalizing its Israel gap-year program, Nativ, set to relaunch in 2026. This relaunch comes after the pro...

The article explores the dualistic potential of artificial intelligence within the realm of Jewish studies. While AI poses challenges due to its impact on co...

Jewish students have continued to enroll in Ivy League universities despite concerns over rising antisemitism on campuses. This trend reflects both the deter...

Shai Davidai, an Israeli professor at Columbia University known for his vocal opposition to the institution's handling of antisemitic incidents on campus, ha...

The National Education Association (NEA), the largest teachers union in the US, has narrowly passed a measure to sever ties with the Anti-Defamation League (...

The introduction of a new federal tax credit for private school tuition, part of President Trump's recent tax and spending package, represents a major victor...

Personalized Jewish learning significantly enhances the Jewish service movement by integrating Jewish values into meaningful acts of service. At Repair the W...

The article highlights the disparity in cultural preparation between Israeli and American Jewish teens participating in cross-cultural encounters. While Isra...

The newly signed One Big Beautiful Bill Act introduces a national school voucher program called the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), offering up t...

Avigdor Avi Schnall is a Democratic politician serving in New Jersey's 30th legislative district while also working with Agudas Yisrael. Schnall's efforts in...

In the wake of increasing antisemitism on Northeastern college campuses, Jewish students are reconsidering their college choices. Students at prestigious ins...

As the Orthodox Jewish communities grow, the financial strain on Jewish education systems becomes increasingly unsustainable. Cindy Scarr emphasizes that fun...

A mother, Ahuva, grapples with feelings of disappointment and concern for her son Ezzy, who feels unnoticed and left behind after his close friend Shua embar...

Project Campfire is an initiative by the Max and Marian Farash Charitable Foundation to make Jewish overnight camps cost-free for every Jewish child in Roche...

A conflict has emerged between the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and the nation's largest teachers union concerning an antisemitism bill. Jewish educators are...

Barnard College has reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed by Jewish and Israeli students, which accused the institution of neglecting antisemitism on its c...

Michael Weichselbaum, a rabbi and principal of Bnos Malka Academy, helped organize a poignant 50th reunion for former students of Yeshiva Dov Revel, a now-cl...

Jewish resilience and pride are emphasized as key strategies for combatting antisemitism rather than continually focusing solely on fighting it, which is see...

In a recent initiative following the events of October 7, leaders from Vanderbilt University and Washington University have engaged Jewish students in discus...

Jeff Neurman's article highlights an alarming rise of antisemitism within U.S. public schools, particularly at the K-12 levels, which has gone largely unnoti...

On July 4th, 2025, the Jewish community in America expresses profound gratitude for the nation's support and freedoms. This acknowledgment coincides with a s...

In this opinion piece, Robert Zaretsky draws parallels between the resignation of the University of Virginia president under pressure from the Trump administ...

Project Shema, a group using progressive language to address antisemitism, has been gaining visibility, particularly in university settings like Harvard. Fou...

Concerns about the decline of American Jewish continuity, driven by intermarriage and ignorance of heritage, may find a remedy in renewed initiatives for Jew...

Jewish day schools, such as Schechter Boston, are reframing their approach to address declining enrollment despite improved educational quality and support. ...

Project SEED, a Torah Umesorah initiative, provides summer opportunities for young yeshiva students to immerse themselves in Jewish communities, fostering To...