Students
How this NYC high school student came to Yiddish
The academic Yiddish I was hearing in class was much more formal than the Yiddish I heard at home, almost cold.
The letter some of my rabbinical students wrote shows a lack of empathy—with Jews
This is an open letter from the dean of the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies of American Jewish University in Los Angeles, Rabbi Bradley S. Artson. It comes in response to a letter signed by scores of rabbinic and cantorial students at Ziegler and other schools, which the Forward published on May 13.
Keeping the stories alive, high school students interview Holocaust survivors
Several of the students had never studied the Holocaust before.
Body Of Rabbi Who Drowned After Rescuing Students Found
Reuven Bauman, 35, had five children.
The Making of Middle East Citizen Journalists
To become a freedom fighter, it’s more than just posting on Facebook.
He Traveled The World To Find Hope
Hope is not easy to come by these days. Unless you know where to look. Ari Satok did – in the unlikeliest of places.
Israel Scraps Plan For Database Of American Jewish Students
“We believe the initiative in this tender is not in the best interest of engaging American Jewish college students,” Hillel International said.
Racial Politics Hits An Affluent Chicago Jewish Suburb — But Does It Go Further?
Students at New Trier High School were pleased and excited when Andrew Aydin, a close associate of civil rights icon and Democratic Congress member John Lewis, agreed to speak at their school on civil rights; even more so when Colson Whitehead, the widely lauded author of the best-selling novel, “The Underground Railroad,” agreed to join him. But that was before a group calling itself Parents of New Trier launched a website devoted to protesting Seminar Day.
Sebastian Gorka’s Ex-Students Write Open Letter Denouncing Islamophobic Teachings
The University of San Francisco alumni took classes with Gorka while study abroad students at his university in Hungary.
Despite An Active Anti-Israel Community, Columbia Is A Place Where Jews Thrive
It’s a mistake to say that because there is an active anti-Israel community at Columbia, the university is a bad place for Jews to thrive.