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Qatar has invested an unparalleled $6.6 billion in American universities since the 1960s, with Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) being a significant recipient...

MetroWest Jewish Day School in the Boston area is set to close after 25 years due to dwindling enrollment and financial sustainability issues. Despite effort...

This video, created by Chabad.org, likely presents a personal story or testimony about a pivotal moment experienced at the age of 20. Such narratives often e...

As Jewish Disabilities Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month (JDAIM) unfolds, the focus on ensuring physical access within Jewish communities is expandi...

Natan Slifkin teases an intriguing link between three seemingly disparate topics: the portrayal of animals in the Torah, shifts in Jewish intellectual tradit...

Jewish studies professors are finding themselves in unexpected pastoral roles as students navigate the complex and often hostile climate on university campus...

The discussion addresses the intersection of artificial intelligence with Jewish history and the implications for the Jewish future. It explores how AI can b...

Following the October 7th massacre in 2023, Western governments have invested billions in combating rising antisemitism, yet it persists. The prevalent appro...

Reflecting on a century-old story of two Sephardic Jewish immigrants shouting "Yehudi!" in Seattle to find community, the importance of experiencing and conn...

The review highlights "The Devash Jr Book of Shemot," a children's book designed to introduce young readers to the Book of Exodus through engaging storytelli...

Jonathan Dekel-Chen, father of a former Israeli hostage, has been appointed as a Jewish history professor at Columbia University, amidst efforts to diversify...

Douglas Murray, a prominent British conservative author and pro-Israel commentator, has been appointed as Yeshiva University's first President's Professor of...

The video commemorates the life and legacy of Rabbi Yudi Dukes, five years after his passing. Rabbi Dukes, known for his dedication to Jewish education and s...

In this episode of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast, the unique characteristics and approaches of Chabad educational institutions are exp...

Eli Senor, a senior at The Heschel School, has founded an initiative called Behind the Bet to combat the rising issue of sports betting addiction among teens...

Rachelli Fried hosts therapist Chaya Taub on the "Good Vibes" podcast to explore methods for women to overcome self-doubt and discover genuine self-confidenc...

Following a substantial settlement to address antisemitism allegations, Columbia University appointed Bart M. Schwartz as a monitor to ensure compliance with...

This collection of reader responses from Family First Issue 979 explores themes of parental involvement in education, transitioning life phases, and cultural...

Cindy Scarr's article "Sink or Swim" explores the challenges and triumphs of a school program designed to promote positive behavior through the Shining Toget...

Cindy Scarr's narrative paints a vivid, heartfelt account of a day in the life of a mother raising a neurodivergent child. Despite the challenges of managing...

StrangeLand, an upcoming PC game by Julia Sebastien, seeks to address antisemitism on college campuses by simulating the life of a Jewish student at an Ivy L...

Dahlia Crawford, an Afro-Latina high school junior, shares her transformative experience visiting Auschwitz with Success Academy charter schools. Initially u...

Sarah Dyckman revisits Shel Silverstein's beloved children's book, "The Giving Tree," from a Jewish perspective, focusing on the concept of "hakarat hatov" (...

Lilly and Joyce Kamen are expanding their "Upstander Stories" series for young readers by spotlighting Otto Busse, a lesser-known figure who defied Nazi poli...

This podcast episode features the inspiring story of a woman who has founded 21 schools, showcasing her extraordinary dedication to education and community d...

Holly Cohen shares her transformative journey from marrying a Chassidic man to becoming the founder of the Tamim Academy, a network of schools across the Uni...

David Eliezrie's biography, "Undaunted," chronicles the impactful journey of Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, as he challenged prevai...

The article discusses recent events at the University of Washington (UW), highlighting controversial incidents related to Israel and Middle Eastern politics....

The piece invites readers to engage with Jewish and Israel-themed trivia, encouraging a deeper understanding of the Jewish world through a playful yet educat...

Israel is addressing its severe doctor shortage with the International Medical Aliyah Program (IMAP), aiming to attract 2,000 international physicians by 202...

Rabbi Bradley Shavit Artson's retirement marks a significant transition for the Ziegler School of Rabbinical Studies in Los Angeles, which he helped shape in...

A recent survey by the Claims Conference reveals disconcerting levels of Holocaust ignorance and denial in Ireland, with half of Irish adults unaware that 6 ...

Transmitting Jewish tradition to skeptical modern audiences involves inviting questions and engaging through actions. Amid the chaos of Parshat Bo, the Torah...

Dan Osborn highlights the overlooked history of Iranian Jews, advocating for their inclusion in American educational curriculums to reflect a fuller picture ...

Rabbi David Baum argues that the challenges facing the contemporary rabbinate are not rooted in insufficient textual mastery, but rather in a lack of leaders...

This discussion features Rabbi Schonfeld, Rabbi Garfield, and Rabbi Yosef Sonnenschein as they explore complex parenting and educational challenges. They add...

Reb Binyomin Gringras ventures into the intriguing realm of segulos, exploring which ancient Jewish customs genuinely deliver blessings and which are fabrica...

The Lakewood school district in New Jersey has been taken over by the state, largely due to the district's financial struggles and purported mismanagement cl...

Dr. Jennie Berkovich elucidates the essential role of folic acid in ensuring healthy pregnancies, addressing common misconceptions and the debate around synt...

Cindy Scarr discusses the ongoing trend of secular Israelis emigrating abroad, noting the contrasting lack of emigration among the Orthodox community. The ar...

More than 300 Jewish student leaders from over 25 Canadian universities gathered in Toronto for a national Shabbaton, the first such event in nearly 20 years...

Leo Pearlman addresses a troubling trend in British education where the recognition and teaching of the Holocaust are diminishing significantly, linked to ri...

The video discusses Marion Ashley's journey of losing 15 pounds over three months. She shares insights into her weight loss strategy, which includes a combin...

Adam Hummel argues that Diaspora Jews need to reclaim the active role they historically played in Zionism, which has evolved from an ideal born out of Jewish...

In the aftermath of the October 7 attacks involving Israel and Hamas, antisemitism has notably increased on college campuses, with a surge in incidents repor...

The Jewish community leaders in Tulsa are opposing a proposal for a publicly funded Jewish charter school in Oklahoma, expressing concerns over the lack of l...

Mia Rose Kohn, a cartoonist and Yale junior, reflects on the Jewish perspective of education in the inaugural piece of her graphic column for the Forward. Th...

Rabbi Matthew Goldstone, in response to the Atra report "From Calling to Career: Mapping the Current State and Future of Rabbinic Leadership," argues that th...

Peter Deutsch, the founder of the Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation, explores the intense cultural debate in the U.S. over whether public education ...

The reflection on Parshas Vaeira highlights how Moshe's experience with Bnei Yisrael and Pharaoh underscores the importance of having a receptive audience wh...