How the next generation of rabbis is preparing for the age of AI
In the absence of denominational guidelines, rabbinical students draw their own ethical maps
In the absence of denominational guidelines, rabbinical students draw their own ethical maps
Michael Alpert has been a pioneering singer, multi-instrumentalist, ethnographer and educator for over five decades
'Seeking Joy' was originally conceived as a light, celebratory exhibit — after Oct. 7, 2023, everything changed
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion will keep its requirement of study in Israel
At long last, a major Jewish denomination's main seminary will admit and ordain students in interfaith relationships
The policy change means that three of the four biggest non-Orthodox rabbinical schools in the United States now accept students whose partners are not Jewish
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost’s request for a temporary restraining order came in response to recent reporting in Cincy Jewfolk
Rabbi Dr. David Ellenson, a pluralistic Jewish leader, died at the age of 76
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