Bruce Pearl opens NCAA postgame press conference by calling to ‘bring the hostages home’
All three No. 1 seeds that are coached by Jews in the NCAA men’s tournament are headed to the Sweet Sixteen
The terror attack was the first since fighting restarted in Gaza following a two-month ceasefire
All three No. 1 seeds that are coached by Jews in the NCAA men’s tournament are headed to the Sweet Sixteen
The changes are a bid to regain federal funding cut to penalize the school for its pro-Palestinian protests
Fearing arrest, Momodou Taal had preemptively sued the Trump administration
In an interview, Michal Cotler-Wunsh lamented what she called “a big, big oversight"
Beth-El Zedeck was dedicated a century ago
A bipartisan group of lawmakers signed a letter calling on the Trump administration to unfreeze nonprofit security funding that protects Jewish communities
Catching up with Tal and Jacob Zlotnitsky, who protested against Trump’s “Muslim ban” at Dulles International Airport in 2017
In his new book 'Antisemitism in America,' Schumer says Trump is not an antisemite
The settlement with the YU Pride Alliance — now called 'Hareni' under the settlement — ends litigation that lasted nearly four years
In honor of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research’s 100th birthday, we take a deep dive into the cultural institution’s massive Yiddish archive
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