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This guide provides a comprehensive introduction to skincare for beginners, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's skin type—such as dry, oily, co...

Immanuel College in Bushey is facing a significant drop in enrollment numbers, currently 467 down from 681 five years ago, amid new financial challenges from...

Liz Kleinrock and Caroline Kusin Pritchard discuss their new book, "What Jewish Looks Like," which aims to showcase the diverse faces of Judaism in an access...

Rabbi Shmuel Chaim Naiman, struggling with personal challenges such as anxiety and physical ailments, has found healing through foraging and hiking in the na...

Returning to his childhood school, Rabbi Dr. Nachi Felt, a psychology professor and ADHD specialist, now teaches educators how to support children like him—t...

Hadassah Magazine and jGirls+ Magazine are co-hosting a 2024 teen essay contest aimed at self-identifying Jewish girls, women, and nonbinary teens, ages 13-1...

In a heartfelt exploration of personal growth, Torah educator Yaffa Palti shares her journey from depression to self-discovery by embracing what was right ov...

Immanuel College, an independent school in Bushey, received a commendable inspection report from the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI). The inspection p...

The Jim Joseph Foundation's cross-portfolio evaluation showcases the impactful role of leading Jewish organizations like BBYO, Foundation for Jewish Camp, Hi...

Torah Academy, a Jewish day school in Boston, secured a $1 million endowment thanks to a pivotal meeting with philanthropist George Krupp. This initiative ch...

Dr. Tammy Hoffman discusses how public education in Israel can counteract the erosion of democratic norms and the adverse effects of social media. She highli...

The Etgar Quiz no 280 offers a playful approach to learning fundamental aspects of Jewish thought and tradition, focusing on the Creation story and related t...

King Solomon High School in Redbridge is highlighted as a model of religious and cultural coexistence amidst challenges it faces, including the cancellation ...

The article discusses the controversy surrounding a University of Washington report on antisemitism and Islamophobia. The report highlighted instances of ant...

The growing movement to boycott Israeli academic institutions poses significant risks to Israel's global scientific and economic standing, as well as to broa...

Amidst ongoing debates on the state of higher education, the article revisits criticisms against universities historically viewed as bastions of intellectual...

Reflecting on Wilhelm von Humboldt's vision of the modern university, this article examines the evolution of universities from intellectual sanctuaries to mu...

The article critiques the modern application of critical theory in academia, particularly within the humanities and social sciences, for its failure to addre...

The article discusses the value of "argument for the sake of heaven" as exemplified by the debates between the schools of Hillel and Shammai, and how this co...

The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) recently shifted its stance, endorsing academic boycotts under certain conditions, sparking a debate...

Caroline Mehl, co-founder of the Constructive Dialogue Institute, discusses the importance of fostering viewpoint diversity on college campuses in response t...

The article delves into how consumer culture has infiltrated and diluted the mission of modern universities, shifting focus from genuine educational pursuits...

Daniel Diermeier, Chancellor of Vanderbilt University, discusses his commitment to fostering a campus culture rooted in inquiry and reason, amid growing dise...

Higher education is at a crossroads with significant enrollment declines, financial challenges, and a culture of self-censorship impeding genuine discourse o...

The tensions at Columbia University reflect deep-seated governance issues rather than just antisemitism or problematic individuals in leadership. The current...

The Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel has largely failed economically, with foreign investment in Israel significantly increas...

The article explores the troubling rise of antisemitism within American elite universities, drawing parallels with the antisemitic actions of the Ku Klux Kla...

Amid protests against the Gaza war, campus leaders at institutions like Northwestern University have struggled to balance student activism and concerns about...

A recent ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has determined that a California law barring religious schools from receiving government funding for sp...

Abigail Shrier discusses the growing trend of anti-Israel activism within American K-12 schools, focusing on a teachers' union meeting in Los Angeles where e...

Rabbi Joshua M. Davidson speaks candidly to his Confirmation Class at Temple Emanu-El about the daunting political and social climate they are entering. In l...

The government’s new policy to impose VAT on independent school fees and phase out business rates relief has raised concerns within the Jewish community, par...

In the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, Jewish day schools in North America have seen a significant increase in enrollment. This surge inc...

The video explores the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe on Rashi's commentary, considered one of the most vital Jewish commentaries on the Torah. Presented...

Jewish day schools in the US are re-evaluating their approach to Israel education following the October 7 Hamas attacks, as educators grapple with teaching s...

Bruce Leon, an Orthodox Jewish candidate for the Chicago School Board, advocates for school choice to address the financial and educational challenges faced ...

Chavruta, a traditional Jewish study method involving paired learning and dialogue, is being reimagined as a tool for enhancing professional relationships in...

Abigail Pogrebin and Rabbi Dov Linzer join forces in their new book, "It Takes Two to Torah," where they tackle the Five Books of Moses from their distinct O...

The University of Washington is grappling with campus antisemitism, sparking debate among its Jewish community about the role of outside organizations in add...

Experts discuss the complex topic of male rabbinic figures teaching female students, examining religious, social, and ethical considerations. They address th...

Rabbi Chananya Berzon recounts an impactful moment from his time leading Bar-Ilan University's foreign student program. During an initial gathering, he share...

In the first episode of "State of a Nation," Marcus Sheff, CEO of IMPACT-SE, discusses concerning findings about the curriculum taught in UNRWA schools. He r...

In response to rising antisemitism, especially after October 7, the Board of Deputies and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) have launched a new online educati...

The gig economy's flexibility and innovation have expanded into Jewish education through platforms like the Jewish Learning Collaborative (JLC). Founded by R...

Rabbi Reuven Levinson, a cherished educator in Chicago's Jewish community, has passed away. Known for his unwavering dedication at Arie Crown Hebrew Day Scho...

Immanuel College's headteacher, Dr. Millan Sachania, is stepping down after successfully leading the Jewish public school for a little over two years. Daniel...

The video features a Jewish student from Columbia University discussing the rise of antisemitism on college campuses, particularly in the wake of events on O...

Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is an initiative dedicated to deepening understanding of Judaism, Israel, and broader Jewish topics. It has made its...

Rabbi Yom Tov Glaser delves into the philosophical intersection of spirituality and self-awareness in Jewish thought, drawing parallels to the concept of rea...

Maha Nassar discusses the continued use of the controversial phrase "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free" in pro-Palestinian protests on univer...