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James Schamus, a Columbia University professor and acclaimed screenwriter and producer, discusses the so-called free speech crisis at the university. The con...

Oded Revivi, CEO of the Anu Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv, explores the essence of Jewish unity amidst diversity, drawing parallels to the American...

The article emphasizes the importance of investing in the professional development of Jewish educators and challenges existing perceptions that equate ongoin...

The arrest of Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil at Columbia University, ordered by former President Trump, has reignited debates within the Jewish communit...

The presence of the YU Pride Alliance at Yeshiva University, an Orthodox Jewish institution, sparks significant controversy, illustrating the tension between...

Marianne Hirsch, a professor emerita at Columbia University and a child of Holocaust survivors, draws parallels between her childhood experiences in Communis...

Rabbi David E. Levy of The Jewish Education Project discusses the evolution of part-time Jewish education, emphasizing the need for programs that inspire joy...

"The Holocaust and Jewish Communities in Wartime North Africa," developed by Facing History and Ourselves, broadens historical narratives by highlighting the...

Entwine, an initiative of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC), offers young Jews the opportunity to combine adventure and tikkun olam thro...

Peter Beinart interviews Columbia University Professor Joseph Hawley, who discusses federal actions impacting his institution, emphasizing the broader implic...

Adam Mendelsohn, a senior at Edgewater High School in Orlando, Florida, initiated a Holocaust memorial project to educate his community on International Holo...

Antisemitism in educational settings remains a concerning issue, not just at universities but also within middle and high schools. Insights from the Anti-Def...

Elias Saratovsky, the current president and CEO of the Birthright Israel Foundation, reflects on the transformative impact of Birthright Israel over the past...

Mollie Leibowitz critiques the traditional Jewish educational narrative that emphasizes historical victimhood while neglecting instances of Jewish-led violen...

Amid the complex landscape of rising campus tensions, Rabbi Jill Jacobs critiques President Trump's approach to combating antisemitism at Columbia University...

The documentary "October 8," directed by Wendy Sachs and produced by Debra Messing, examines the escalation of antisemitism on American college campuses foll...

Jack Greenberg's $15 million legacy gift to Jewish day schools showcases a blueprint for effective philanthropic strategy in education. Greenberg, a fervent ...

Jodi Rudoren critiques the pervasive use of the term "crisis" by organizations such as the Anti-Defamation League in their campus alerts, arguing it can dese...

MIT scientists Or Hen and Ernest Fraenkel discuss how their Kalaniyot Foundation aims to counteract the negative impacts of academic boycotts against Israel ...

The Trump administration has decided to withdraw $400 million in federal funding from Columbia University, accusing the institution of failing to adequately ...

The Trump administration's plan to deploy artificial intelligence to identify and deport foreign students who allegedly support Hamas has sparked controversy...

This video shares resourceful strategies for cutting costs on family trips to Disneyworld, making it more accessible for families planning a visit. The creat...

Barnard College's campus experienced tension when pro-Palestinian protestors were evacuated from a library after a bomb threat call, which was later deemed t...

Sefaria, the world's largest free digital Jewish library, is pioneering the integration of artificial intelligence to enhance access to Torah learning. By em...

Rabbi Arnie Wittenstein delves into Rashi's use of the parsha system in his commentaries, emphasizing its importance for understanding the Tanakh. He highlig...

Dr. Miri Bar-Halpern examines the psychological impacts of antisemitism as well as traumatic invalidation experienced by Jews, using trauma-informed therapeu...

Dr. Miri Bar-Halpern discusses the trauma caused by antisemitism, especially among Jewish children, and the dismissive responses that compound this trauma. S...

The Department of Justice has initiated a civil rights investigation into the University of California system over alleged antisemitic practices. The inquiry...

Menachem Z. Rosensaft articulates his decision to continue teaching genocide law at Columbia University despite concerns of antisemitism, contrasting with De...

Israel has emerged as a significant hub for ADHD research and treatment, with increasing rates of diagnosis mirroring those in the United States. Factors suc...

President Donald Trump issued threats to withdraw federal funding from universities that allow illegal protests and suggested deporting foreign protesters. T...

"Unlaunched" by Cindy Scarr explores the challenges faced by parents whose adult children continue to live at home without fully embracing adult responsibili...

Rav Mordechai Brisk, a prominent rabbinic figure in early 20th-century Hungary, played a pivotal role in the region's Torah education through his leadership ...

The Mishpacha Magazine podcast episode, featuring Rabbi Yossi Strickman, delves into common parental challenges during specific times of the year, as well as...

The author, a high school senior named Gabrielle Siegel, writes about her journey exploring colleges as a proud liberal Reform Jew interested in aerospace en...

Deborah Lipstadt, the former U.S. special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism, declined an offer to teach at Columbia University due to concerns about t...

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has released its second annual report card on how colleges handle antisemitism and anti-Israel activism, showing an improvem...

The Hartman Teen Fellowship, developed by the Shalom Hartman Institute, emphasizes the importance of engaging Jewish teens seriously as thinkers and leaders....

Deborah Lipstadt explains her decision to decline a teaching position at Columbia University, citing concerns over the university's response to the October 7...

This podcast episode provides an overview of key developments and discussions within the Jewish world for the week of March 2nd. It likely covers a range of ...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, provides free, insightful content on Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish world, aiming to educate and inspire readers gl...

Viewpoint diversity, once a cherished aspect of academic and intellectual discourse, is experiencing challenges within university environments since a shift ...

Exploring the narrative of Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai as a metaphor, the text examines the contrast between judgmental and sympathetic approaches to understandi...

Elder of Ziyon critiques the academic field of Palestinian Studies, arguing it is rooted in anti-Zionism and inherently antisemitic. The essay points out tha...

In this latest Jewish History Lab Report, insights from a recent trip to Israel are shared, highlighting significant historical sites and contemporary cultur...

The ethos of freedom in the United States has both empowered and challenged American Jews, allowing for significant achievements yet contributing to increase...

Psychotherapist Devori Nussbaum shares insights from her extensive experience in therapy, focusing on maintaining mental wellness. By offering practical advi...

Rabbi Adina Allen discusses how the creative power described in the Torah reflects humanity's innate creativity, which is vital in navigating contemporary so...

Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (HUC) is selling a portion of its Los Angeles campus to the neighboring University of Southern California. ...

The article delves into how Benyamin Cohen's father, an Orthodox rabbi and Jewish educator, used movies like Gene Hackman's "Hoosiers," as a source of moral ...