Southern & Jewish

Today’s reflective post comes from Education Fellow Lex Rofes.The end of summer can be a whirlwind for ISJL Education Fellows, ...

Sukkot offers some incredible starting points for discussion. The Sukkot holiday begins tonight and lasts for a week. Among other things, ...

I’m thankful for the internet everyday. I’m thankful when it guides me to a new restaurant, tells me the score ...

This Yom Kippur, the ISJL’s Rabbi Marshal Klaven and Rabbi Matt Dreffin will return to the communities where they spent ...

Where were you when the planes hit the towers? It’s a question people are asking and answering all day today, ...

Wishing y’all a year full of health, happiness, and hope, wherever you live! 

This special holiday post comes from guest blogger Rabbi Matt Rosenberg, Executive Director of Hillel at Texas A&M University. Thank ...

As a Jewish professional, I am always looking for ways to connect Judaism to our lives. “Professional” Jews know that ...

This week, The Jewish Daily Forward featured our very own Rachel Jarman Myers in a piece about her work sharing ...

August 28, 2013, marks the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, and Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous “I Have ...

Today’s tale of Southern Jewish family, history, and a meaningful road trip comes to us from our summer history intern, ...

A recent New York Times online opinion essay, Beautiful Pathologies, got me thinking about the non-profit sector as a whole, ...