Noah Hirsch-Rechter is a Forward intern. He recently completed a master’s in journalism at City St George’s, University of London and previously worked as an Education Associate at Harvard Hillel, where he organized educational trips, taught seminars to undergraduates on a range of Jewish subjects, oversaw Hillel’s social media, and ran its social justice and equity programming.
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Julia Sebastien wants her PC game, 'StrangeLand,' to become a sort of guide to Jewish life on campus
Ibrahim Miari's autobiographical one-man play, 'In Between', is a valuable account of his dual identity
Will Eisner, a titan of the graphic novel industry, has never received mainstream recognition. A new biography is hoping to fix that
Jeremy Moses, co-founder of Tribe NIL, believes his new initiative can help Jewish student-athletes finally profit off of their talent
Keshet is experiencing a CEO transition and external pressures. It hopes its latest project, Shivyon, eases them
The 12th-century Kiddush cup, which sheds light on the little-known Jewish community of eastern Khorasan, went for $4 million
Barak Sella hopes his new English translation of 'Class of 95', Israel's first poetry anthology about Rabin's murder, introduces the slain leader to a younger, American crowd
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