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In a recent episode of 'Kosher Money,' Faige Herman discusses how enhancing soft skills can significantly increase income and career success. Her initiative,...

The article presents a collection of reflections on various Jewish issues, from ethical dilemmas in personal commitments within the Jewish community to the i...

Lyme disease, as explained by Dr. Jennie Berkovich, is a tick-borne bacterial infection primarily found in the northeastern, mid-Atlantic, and north-central ...

Cindy Scarr shares her personal experience living with misophonia, a condition where specific sounds trigger intense emotional responses, often leading to di...

A comprehensive report commissioned by Gov. Kathy Hochul has called for a sweeping overhaul of the City University of New York's (CUNY) policies on antisemit...

The Jim Joseph Foundation and other funders initiated the Jewish Teen Education & Engagement Funder Collaborative a decade ago, aiming to increase Jewish tee...

The episode discusses the controversy surrounding a Toronto District School Board field trip where students were led in anti-Israel chants, sparking uproar f...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has criticized the Toronto District School Board for allowing anti-Israel chants during a student field trip meant to support Grass...

Reflecting on the concept of meritocracy, Itxu Díaz illustrates its transformative power through personal and societal examples, including his own mother's j...

Harvard Divinity School, esteemed for its religious pluralism and as a hub for theological thought, is critiqued by student Robert L. Friedman for harboring ...

Jewish educator Lauren Reeves reflects on a conversation with her son about attending Hebrew school, emphasizing the importance of Jewish education and commu...

Following the traumatic events of October 7, Israeli youth, particularly those at risk, face a deepening crisis. These young individuals, often from challeng...

Post-October 7, a surge in Jewish identity exploration has been observed globally, prompting discussions about integrating Jewish identity into professional ...

Rabbi Hershel Schachter has not only played a pivotal role as a communal leader and educator but has also diligently transmitted the rich tradition of Torah ...

Rabbi Avrohom Vilner, the youngest son of the Vilna Gaon, is profiled for his scholarly achievements and his distinction from his father despite also pursuin...

Hasmonean Primary School in Hendon has maintained its classification as a good school following its first Ofsted inspection in five years. The school, under ...

Jesse Goldberg, a 16-year-old CTeen leader from Skokie, Illinois, reflects on his transformative journey of embracing Jewish identity amid modern challenges....

Emet Classical Academy, led by Abe Unger, is America's first Jewish classical school, aiming to merge the Jewish and Western educational traditions to produc...

Jewish professors in American universities are grappling with heightened expectations and challenges following the escalation of antisemitism since October 7...

Shai Goldman reflects on contrasting educational experiences between his gap year at Yeshivat Har Etzion in Israel and his subsequent studies at Columbia Uni...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a significant initiative to bolster Holocaust education within UK schools and to construct a Holocaust memo...

Joshua Hoffman, on behalf of the publication Future of Jewish, appeals for financial support to maintain their mission of providing nuanced and in-depth cove...

Yehuda Kurtzer, president of the Shalom Hartman Institute, articulates the urgent need for more rabbis in North America amidst current Jewish historical chal...

The Simchat Torah Challenge aims to engage 10,000 Jews globally in weekly Torah study, offering a sense of unity and tradition through digital and physical m...

Emet Classical Academy, America's first Jewish classical school, has opened in New York City, combining Torah study with a traditional liberal arts education...

Amidst a challenging situation in Germany's rabbinical education landscape, American and Israeli rabbis are taking significant roles in reforming Germany's r...

Bryna Jocheved Levy explores the transformative impact of women's involvement in Torah study across Jewish communities today. The evolution from a basic hala...

Reflecting on a mischievous student who disrupted a yeshivah with a goat, Yosef M. Gesser draws a parallel between this incident and the Biblical story of Mo...

Celebrating its centennial in 2025, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has significantly contributed to Israel's growth and global academic landscapes. Found...

Pikuach, the Board of Deputies-run service for inspecting Jewish studies programs, has aligned its evaluation methods with Ofsted by removing the use of sing...

North Cheshire Jewish Primary School in Manchester received a good rating from its first full Ofsted inspection in 17 years, down from its previous outstandi...

This collection of letters to the editor features a variety of perspectives on Israeli politics, antisemitism, and issues of historical remembrance. Lorin Be...

Rabbi Yehuda Pearlman and Jonny Atkins have joined the London School of Jewish Studies (LSJS) in key educational roles. Rabbi Pearlman, previously principal ...

Etz Chaim Jewish Primary School in Mill Hill has been recognized with its second National Association for Able Children in Education (NACE) Challenge Award, ...

The Holocaust Educational Trust (HET) stands as a global paragon of Holocaust education, praised by leaders like Sir Keir Starmer for its crucial role in pre...

Sruli Fruchter explores the intersection of body image and the Jewish spiritual practice of teshuva, arguing that developing a healthy self-image is an impor...

The Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) in the San Francisco Bay Area is implementing a multi-faceted strategy to address antisemitism and enhance Jewi...

Jewish students have increasingly faced anti-Semitism on university campuses, such as the establishment of no Zionist zones at UCLA, prompting a successful l...

In a delightful series of videos, the internet's beloved Jewish Grandma Dina shares 13 insightful lessons reflecting her life experiences and deep Jewish wis...

Suzy Ultman's new board book for toddlers, "I Like Your Chutzpah," introduces a delightful visual language of Jewish joy through vibrant illustrations and a ...

Sara Eisemann's exploration of human fears, as discussed in Family First, highlights five primary fears that can impede one's ability to live fully. These in...

The Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) has successfully passed the House Ways and Means Committee, rekindling hope for families seeking school choice...

Project Cheshbon is an initiative that emphasizes the importance of personal introspection during the Jewish month of Elul, encouraging individuals to engage...

In this engaging analysis, Professor Shai Davidai evaluates several leading U.S. universities based on various criteria, likely considering academic excellen...

Ambassador Deborah Lipstadt, a leading expert on antisemitism, addresses the alarming rise in Jew-hatred globally, particularly after the October 7 Hamas att...

Dr. Arnie Aberman, a distinguished former medical school leader at the University of Toronto, plans to return his honorary degree in protest against the univ...

Dr. Arnie Aberman, a prominent Toronto physician, plans to return his honorary degree to protest the University of Toronto's handling of rising antisemitism ...

Jay P. Greene asserts that the increasing number of international students at U.S. universities—now constituting up to a third at elite institutions—poses si...

Gvira Milworm, CEO of Temech, leverages over 30 years of workforce experience to offer insights on effective leadership and team management, emphasizing the ...

In this heartfelt letter, a teacher reflects on a profound classroom moment when a student, unbeknownst to her, reveals the loss of an older brother years ag...